Sustainable Fashion in the Heart of NYC
D.Webb Designs is a proud member of Made in NYC. In order to be a part of this organization, all of our production must support the New York City economy...which we are happy to report, it does!
Good Things with the D.Webb Ambassadors: Danielle Hutton, The Dancer Witch
Good Things with the D.Webb Ambassadors: Brenna Crowley the QUEEN
Introducing the New Corset Back Top Version 2.0!!!!
When you have a great thing, improve upon it.
And so she did.
The Big Bust Bandeau Challenge!!!
And it's over, folks! If you've been following us on Instagram or Facebook, you may have seen some of our test pics and videos for the Big Bust Bandeau Challenge.
Your eyebrow raises. "The WHAT?" So glad you asked.
Matan Schecter: The wise words of a male belly dancer.
Matan Schecter: writer, style guru, fearless belly dance pioneer. And also a loyal D.Webb Designs customer. Recently, Matan went above and beyond when he surprised us with a video project titled "30 Ways to Wear the Empire from D.Webb Designs." We were thrilled! (Half of them were styles the D.Webb team hadn't even thought of...)
We immediately wondered "What made him decide to do that? What is he all about? What makes an artist like Matan tick?" So, we asked him...
Solstice Ensemble Makes Magic at the Muse, Brooklyn
It was magical. Aerialists flying above us under lights ethereal and surreal, almost psychotropic video art splashed across the walls, highlighting dancers swirling and undulating throughout the entire room.
That was "Yule", presented by Sera Solstice at the Muse Brooklyn on December 10. Gorgeous.
Karla Choko on Activism . . . and on Broadway!!!
"Until all are free..." is the motto of dancer, activist and longtime D.Webb supporter Karla Choko. This stunning performer is an animal rights activist, owner of Sol Dance Center in Astoria, Queens and, most recently, a fulltime cast member of Broadway's "On Your Feet", the story of Gloria and Emilio Estevan! A very full plate!!
#happyperiod + Global Scarves = A Good Cause
Global. What does that make you think of? ...markets? ...warming? ...climate change? ...village?
Either way, it's a huge concept. It overwhelms. At least until we give ourselves a mental headslap and remember that, oh yeah, global is also what is right in front of us -- we are all a part of "global," no matter where we are.
