. “I did her costume, her boots, and all the dancers’s [costumes],” Braccia says. “That was one of my biggest accomplishments.” He says his shimmering designs lend themselves to these types of big events. “It adds an element to a performance that is necessary,” he says. “I don't know if I would call it performance wear, but it's definitely for someone who’s not trying to be subtle.”This fall, however, Braccia also branched out from his VIP work to do something for himself.
“Everyday me, going to Trader Joe’s, I'm wearing black—but if I'm going to the club, it has to be extravagant.”The designer says he released the new collection—including dresses, bodysuits, and more—to show that working with crystals doesn’t have to mean bedazzling something. It can be its own standalone textile. “I don't really like the aspect of rhinestones to embellish or make something better,” he says.
Those purple glitter platforms (third from right) are everything I've ever wanted in a shoe. 😍
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