We look forward to seeing you on March 5 for the Prajjé Oscar Automne-Hiver 2023 Collection, "JEAN-MICHEL, CHEVALIER DE MCMXC runway show during Philadelphia Fashion Week.
Prajjé Oscar's new streetwear line is inspired by the art, music, and fashion of the 1990s, with a strong focus on the legacy of Jean-Michel Basquiat and Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges. It is Black heritage on acid!
Bold colors, avant-guarde designs, and oversized jackets exemplify Prajjé Oscar's confident Men and bold Women. The Streetwear collection comprises ready-to-wear, ranging from dresses to separates; sportswear to swimwear; shoes, and accessories, including hats, scarves, and bags. The entire collection, including all accessories, will be available immediately after the March 5th show on Prajjeoscar.com.
Join us on March 5 at 7 PM, Live! Casino, 900 Packer Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19148, for Philadelphia's most prominent fashion night.
We encourage all attendees to purchase tickets in advance; PFW is almost at capacity. Tickets are $40 for general admission and $150 for VIP.
For additional highlights or more information about the brand, visit www.prajjeoscar.com.
For further details on Philly Fashion Week, visit https://www.phillyfashionweek.org.
For photos, interviews, or press coverage of the show, don't hesitate to contact Prajjé Oscar, head of PR: at press@prajjeoscar.com.
Prajjé O. Jean Baptiste, is a Haitian born, US based fashion designer. Becoming a designer was Prajjé’s childhood dream. It became a reality after Prajjé graduated from Massachusetts College of Art in Boston.
Prajjé Oscar opened his fashion house in Boston in 2003 and now oversees its operations in Philadelphia, and its design studio and manufacture in Haiti.
Since the inception of the brand, Prajjé's understanding of the female form, his exquisite cut, and his subtle use of texture and body-worshipping fabrics received rave reviews from the press, on the runways of New York, and on the red carpet.
Prajjé Oscar's design philosophy is rooted in a commitment to tradition and savoir faire through simplicity and understated elegance. Edgier and modern elements allow customers to express their personal style through clothing that exude elegance, luxury and modernity.
“As a designer I have a responsibility to the woman for whom I design so that she feels beautiful, confident, and modern - above all I wish to bring her affordable luxury.” Prajjé O. Jean-Baptiste.
The Prajjé Oscar customer is a downtown cool woman, with an uptown flair. She is the new street chic
