Classic Stephen Burrows: 70s Color Blocking
Vintage Stephen with Bethann Hardison
Spotlight with Uptown Magazine
Unorthodox, creative, daring, bold, colorful, sophisticated, opulence, and excellence are all terms to describe the prolific body of work by American designer Stephen Burrows. From star-studded evenings at Studio 54 to designing signature Barbie dolls, Burrow’s vision and eye for detail have carved a special place in the history of fashion. He is truly a … Continue reading
Versailles ’73: American Runway Revolution Tonight on Logo Channel!
Brush up on your fashion history tonight! WATCH the premiere on Versailles ’73: American Runway Revolution. #NYFW #Versailles73 #PatCleveland #AlvaChinn #Fashion http://www.versailles73movie.com/
For Mass Appeal, Try appealing to the masses.
By Christopher Petkanas Anyone who did the “Bus Stop” under the palms at Le Jardin, the Times Square disco, will have no trouble recalling how Stephen Burrows bolted to fame in the early 1970s in a joyous, rainbow carnival of appliqués… For more read on the NY Times here:
5 American Designers vs. 5 French Designers = Fashion History!
A moment that changed the course of Fashion History! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkFxzMsIbBg
Stephen Reflects on Past & Present at SCAD
This weekend, the Savannah College of Art and Design honored Stephen Burrows with the André Leon Talley Lifetime Achievement Award. His dresses, a huge hit in the 1970s, were able to perfectly capture the zeitgeist of the time: Technicolor jersey designed to dance the night away.
Stephen Burrows Returns with his 3rd Barbie Doll Nisha!
Stephen Burrows returns with his third fabulous Barbie®doll. Nisha™ wears a dress featuring a one-sleeve design and countless sparkling, silvery sequins. A dramatic black ruffle and matching train create drama. Long silvery chandelier earrings and strappy sandals surprise with “gem” accents. Inspired by Mr. Burrows’ own Native American heritage, Nisha™ is named for the Cherokee word for … Continue reading
Stephen Burrows World 