MIA Magazine December 2015 Art of Black Miami | Page 5

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2015

By Anjelica Jones

AN INDEPENDENT SUPPLEMENT BY MIA MEDIA & COMMUNICATIONS GROUP TO MIAMI HERALD

The Art of Fashion
custom made fit.
Words from the designer, “My vision
as a designer is to make well-made
quality pieces that fit and enhance a
women's confidence, wearing the style
and colors she loves.”
www.adjanie.com
Maria Pia is a phenomenal designer
that creates wearable art. Her designs
are well constructed and truly unique.
Each of the garments is assembled
from recycled items that we encounter
every day. Maria Pia is a true creator;

her greatest works form numerous
hues, textures and shapes. Every piece
was destined to stand out and help the
common eye see what fashion can
really be.
Words from the designer, “Fashion
is an art that can be produced in many
ranges such as abstraction to hyperrealism”.
Join Catwalk Pros on December 2nd
at Art Africa to see Adjanie’s and Maria
Pia’s collection in person!
www.maria-pia-art.com

Adjanie

Get ready for Miami’s amazing art
and fashion! Catwalk Pros will be
presenting Art Africa’s fashion
production for their opening reception
on December 2nd (see page 10 for
details). Catwalk Pros brought their
fabulous production Miami Fashion
Launch (MFL) to the Little Haiti Cultural
Center on Oct. 31st – with their theme
“Saints and Sinners”. The show featured
Florida designers such as Adjanie and

Maria Pia.
The Adjanie collection at MFL was
remarkable. The items showcased were
sophisticated and chic. The best part of
viewing her lively collection was the
color pallet chosen for her garments.
The vibrant colors and shapes would
make any woman feel radiant and
classy. Her collection is definitely a must
have! All pieces are well finished with

Willie Logan
Art of Transformation | Through the Eyes of Others
The Art of Black Miami continued

Favorite Miami Artist
My favorite artists are painter/sculptor
Edouard Duval-Carrié and playwright
Tarell Alvin McCraney. I also have great
affinity for the artists who’ve displayed
works in OLCDC ‘s Art of Transformation
exhibition