She quickly realized she would be teaching much more than just fashion. Over 10 years ago, Laura Kathleen began a fashion program at Lift for Life Academy in Saint Louis. Laura has casted the new designers on seasons 10-13 with Lifetime and has been the commentary on the Road to the Runway. After PR season 9, Laura had the opportunity to compete on Project Runway All-Stars Season 2 where she finished in the top 6. You may have caught her designs on season 9 of Project Runway as a top 5 finalist or on the runway at Mercedes Benz Fashion week. Remaining based in Saint Louis Missouri, the Laura Kathleen brand represents someone who obtains luxury. Laura Kathleen has turned the dream of being a fashion designer into a reality.

“LK” also studied fashion design at Academia Italiana in Florence Italy. After many years of designing and constructing garments for herself she attended Western Kentucky University where she earned a bachelors degree in Design, Merchandising, and Textiles. “Project Runway All Stars” airs Thursdays at 9pm on Bravo.Saint Louis designer Laura Kathleen Baker began working on her career in fashion when she was 8 years old. “I’m thankful.” Photo credit: Zach Dilgard/Bravo “It’s a pretty amazing to be in this in this place along with these beautiful ladies,” he said about being in the finale. I don’t know why, but I just loved her vibe…I thought of a whole collection for her.” He also added Rihanna, Michelle Obama, and Oprah to his wish list, and I wouldn’t be surprised if it happened after the finale airs on 9 p.m. “I used to want to dress Amy Winehouse so bad. “Angelina Jolie, Beyoncé - I would love to do something with Lady Gaga,” he said. That said, there are many other people he hopes to work with.

Since appearing on season 17, Cromartie has a client list that includes Andra Day, Karrueche Tran, and Niecy Nash. “At the end of the day, whatever happens is gonna happen, whether I win or lose… I make the best out of it.” This time around, Cromratie said that he came into the competition not worrying about so much what will happen. I always wanted to see a male and accessory like that and I was just happy to be able to pull it off and the model looked really wild.” Photo credit: Zach Dilgard/Bravoīeing in the finale is a big moment but it hasn’t really hit him until it aired. “Being on the show, you’re able to use your wildest imagination to come up with stuff. “We as designers, we have these ideas for things that we want to do, but we just never get the opportunity for it - whether that’s for clients or trying to rebrand,” Cromartie told GLAAD’s Anthony Allen Ramos in a recent interview. The season finale of Project Runway All Stars is tonight and the 20th season of the popular reality fashion competition had some wildly talented designers - including season 17 alum Bishme Cromartie.Ĭromartie, who joins Brittany Allen and Laurence Basse in the finale, has been a strong contender throughout the season, serving some incredible looks, including a green number that had the judges gagging in the “Show us your Peacock” episode where the designers had to create a “peacocking” red carpet look for man. A Guide in English and Spanish for LGBTQ Inclusion in Entertainment.Una Guía Para La Inclusión LGBTQ en Medios de Entretenimiento.Guía para una Cobertura Objetiva de Personas y Temas Transgénero.Más Recursos para Profesionales de los Medios.

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