Brazilian-born and New York–based, Harley approaches fashion with sustainability at the center, creating one-of-one handcrafted pieces from upcycled and rescued textiles and discarded materials. From corsets built with used toys, Legos, dominos, bottle caps, mesh bags, fabric scraps, and old umbrella fabric to unexpected elements pulled from the everyday, this FW25 presentation reflects a practice rooted in reuse, reinvention, and environmental responsibility. With a mantra of “reuse to revive the planet,” Harley turns something old into something entirely new.
Fashion Designer: @harley_deoliveira
Designer Assistant: @bob_was_
MUA: @thequeenbxo
Photographer: @laylamshoo
Casting Director: jerjorbro
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A split-billed collection of dance works by Jack D’Amico, Dana Craighead, and various LUCID choreographers: Myrto Panagakis, Zoey Barnes, Sheila Jackson, Katie LeHoty, & Sundari Joseph Wright.
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“Stretch Your Hands Out”
🧍🏽♀️ : @_.sydneyelise
🎶 : Father I Stretch My Hands by Pastor T.L. Barrett and the Youth for Christ Choir
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LUCID GUESTS & FRIENDS
Jack D’Amico & Yeni Walker
Echoes in the Mirror
Sunday Oct 19th 6:30pm
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Jack D’Amico began his dance journey at the age of 13 in his hometown of Suffolk, Virginia. Driven by a passion for dance and performance, he relocated to New York City to train at the Joffrey Ballet School in the Jazz and Contemporary year-round trainee program. Now in his third year of the program, Jack is also a member of the Hot Boyz dance group. He aspires to grow professional as a multidisciplinary artist, continually expanding his creative voice across various forms of dance and performance.
Yeni Walker is a singer-songwriter going to school at Sarah Lawrence College
Born in Libreville, Gabon, and now based in Harlem, Yeni is a singer-songwriter whose art bridges continents. Her current sound — a blend of R&B, pop, and soul — carries the rhythm and color of her African upbringing. Having studied jazz in school, Yeni brings a sense of storytelling, freedom, and improvisation to her creations. A student at Sarah Lawrence College, she moves fluidly between art forms, letting music, words, and movement tell her story. Deeply attached to her African roots, she uses her music to honor where she comes from while shaping her own voice in today’s world.
poster by @ambre_brd.grm
