We just wrapped another successful season of the Nolcha Shows at New York Fashion Week for Fall/Winter 2017 at Artbeam Studios, featuring 9 runway shows. The platform for indie brands remains the go-to downtown destination for discovering fresh designs during fashion week. The day kicked off with the “Ones To Watch” show at 1pm spotlighting emerging brands including: Mariana Valentina (Arabian Architecture-inspired …
AMP3 Handles Publicity for The Tri-Annual Manhattan Vintage Show
We are excited to announce the addition of Manhattan Vintage, to our client roster. The Manhattan Vintage Show, NYC’s premier vintage shopping event, returns this February 3rd & 4th, at the Metropolitan Pavilion. Launched in 1992, Manhattan Vintage has become the largest, and oldest, vintage apparel & accessory show in the country, and a shopping mecca for designers, costumers, and …
Recap: Bridges of Understanding Award Dinner Honoring Arianna Huffington
On December 7th, our client “Bridges of Understanding” (BOU), an incredible non-profit, hosted its annual awards gala at The Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse at Lincoln Center. The event, which celebrates global citizenship, included the 9th annual presentation of the Building Bridges Award by David G. Bradley to celebrate journalist and founder of the Huffington Post Arianna Huffington, and the inaugural …
Award Dinner honoring fashion designer Reem Acra
Earlier in the month, non-profit “Bridges of Understanding“, held their annual awards dinner at Lincoln Center in New York City. This year they honored fashion designer Reem Acra and AMP3 PR handled publicity for the evening. The award was presented by Steven Kolb, the CEO of the CFDA, and the event was co-chaired by philanthropists Cathie Black and Tom Harvey. …
SPARK PRETTY OPENS "90’S FOREVER" POP-UP STORE IN NOLITA, NYC
On Wednesday, November 2nd, all of our dreams came true at the “90’s Forever” pop-up with online vintage retailer Spark Pretty. The store was filled with vintage items from the 1990’s; everything from apparel to novelty toys. It was nearly impossible to walk past and not be drawn in by the neon colors, Lisa Frank lunch boxes, beanbag chairs, Fruit …