Café Forgot - October 2019

Wearing CKV Plaid Combo Dress

~ photo @jonimitchellontherun

Café Forgot - August 2019

~ model Yasmin Guerts ~ Wearing on left CKV Mustard Gingham Flare Arm Jacket ~ Wearing on right CKV Denim Combo Drawstring Skirt

~ photo @deathfonte

Café Forgot - September 2018

~ model @louisvuittoncrocs Wearing CKV Candy Stripe Playsuit

~ photo @deathfonte

August 11, 2016

Chloe x Halle - PEOPLE Now Concert Series

Parkwood Entertainment's Chloe x Halle attend PEOPLE Now Concert Series wearing Carolyn Kilcoyne Voyta SS15 National Anthem Americana Coat, Knitted Jumpsuit, and XXL Classic Shirt Dress. 

 Styled by Kwasi Fordjour People.com

June 23, 2016

DEUX HOMMES

Carolyn Kilcoyne Voyta's SS16 Sleeping Bag Coat featured on the cover of the "Mute" editorial. Styled by Brandon Alexander and photographed by JD Barnes. www.DeuxHomm.es

October 2, 2015

LADYGUNN Magazine

Carolyn Kilcoyne Voyta SS16 editorial "Factory Girl IRL" published on LADYGUNN Magazine online.   LADYGUNN.com

Photography -- Jae Eun. Seok, Styling & Wardrobe -- Carolyn Kilcoyne Voyta, Model -- Lindsey White (AIM Model Management), Hair - Cort Bray, Make-Up -- Dora Yu

August 31, 2015

Bullett Magazine

Editorial "Teresa" featuring work by Carolyn Kilcoyne Voyta published on Bullett Magazine online.  BullettMedia.com

Photography -- Franey Miller, Photo Assistant -- Chris Olszewski, Model -- Teresa Oman (Supreme), Styling -- Hannah Kuessner

June 11, 2015

Catalogue Magazine

SS16 Silver T featured in "Storm King" editorial published on Catalogue Magazine online.  CatalogueMagazine.com 

Photography -- Franey Miller, Stylist - Sam Bates, Model -- Laura S (New York Models), Stylist's Assistant -- Danielle Dorchester

May 8, 2015

WWD

Pratt Institute Annual Runway Show Honors Francisco Costa

By Kristi Garced

At 6:30p.m., about 400 guests, including Yeohlee Teng, Italo Zucchelli, Bibhu Mohapatra, Gabi Asfour, Fern Mallis and Peter Davis, trickled into their seats. “I do have to thank our students because they are young creative geniuses,” said Jennifer Minniti, chair of the school’s fashion department, in her opening remarks. “I want to thank them for their commitment, their dedication, their confidence. What you’re about to see here tonight is commentary on their time…This is fashion now.” WWD.com

V MAGAZINE

PRATT FETES FRANCISCO AND TOMORROW

TEXT ARIA DARCELLA

PRATT HONORS CALVIN KLEIN'S FRANCISCO COSTA AND CELEBRATES ITS SENIOR CLASS

Unlike major designers and houses, which show multiple times a year, schools have one shot to present the talent they have fostered in a graduating class. Each student was able to show off his or her entire collection, with musical interludes that showcased their work as individuals, not as a group. Speaking after the show, many of them realized this was an opportunity most young designers do not get. V MAGAZINE

February 10, 2014

WWD

Macy's Unveil's Exhibit by Pratt Students

By David Moin

For fashion week, Macy’s is thinking knitwear as fine art.

An exhibit called “Organic Matter: Woven Artwear by Pratt Fashion” hit Macy’s Herald Square windows last week and will run through Thursday. 

For the exhibit, Pratt fashion students were challenged to come up with innovative knitwear styles and partnered with Pratt trustee Ralph Pucci, whose showroom for mannequins, lighting, furniture and sculpture, staged the exhibitinitially. “We asked the students to create the unusual, the unexpected — something that could be viewed as either art or something practical. There were very few restrictions,” said Pucci. “We explained we like clean, simple, minimal design.  The kids that overdid it weren’t selected for the exhibit. The ones we selected were innovative and had the Pucci aesthetic.” When Macy’s window maven Paul Olszewski came to Pucci’s showroom, he thought the show was perfect for fashion week. “Retailers in New York put their best foot forward during fashion week and what better a way to do that than to highlight a show like this? The pieces are amazing.”  WWD.COM

"Sophomores and juniors who participated in the competition were supplied with a pair of knitting needles and skeins of yarn, which could be supplemented with other materials, and given this directive: Rethink the form and function of knitwear as fine art." -April 2014 Issue, Interior Magazine

The Delano Makes A Fashion Statement

"Working with the Pratt students is truly exhilarating. The pieces selected for the exhibit exude talent on a very high level,” Pucci says, who equates the talent of the Pratt students to famous fashion designers.  ralphpucci.net