Dream Weaver Collection

End of Season Sale Starts May 8th!

Dreamweaver — Tue, 07 May 2013 14:55:35 +0000

Don’t miss this fabulous sale!
But, hurry… because this sale ends soon.

SYMPLI TRUNK SHOW: APRIL 18

Dreamweaver — Wed, 03 Apr 2013 18:46:39 +0000

Don’t miss this one day event!
There will be 2 seatings: 11:00AM and 3:00PM
Refreshments will be served

Learn the intricacies of the Sympli line, how to wear it, how to combine pieces, and how to get the most from your Sympli wardrobe! Always a fun time! Jackie from Sympli is returning to run the show again this year!

Call 941-388-1974 to reserve your seat at either the 11:00AM or 3:00PM presentation and demonstration.

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IVAN GRUNDAHL TRUNK SHOW: APRIL 25–27

Dreamweaver — Mon, 01 Apr 2013 17:35:59 +0000

Danish design at it’s best, the Ivan Grundahl collection has been a favorite here at Dream Weaver Collection. The dramatic shapes and edgy silhouettes make Ivan Grundahl clothing easy to wear and loved by all. This spring/summer collection drips remarkable avant-garde garments and provides a fresh renewal for all. Featuring everything from a classic Grundahl white shirt to an over-sized Ivan Grundahl coat, each piece is an item that is sure to be treasured and loved for years. Grundahl knows how to dress women!

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CATHERINE BACON/SUSAN GREEN TRUNK SHOW: APRIL 11-13

Dreamweaver — Wed, 20 Mar 2013 17:03:39 +0000

Catherine Bacon began her career as a fashion designer twenty seven years ago when she walked into the legendary Obiko Boutique in San Francisco to to show four, bead-embellished sweaters to late owner, Sandra Sakata. Sandra greeted with such enthusiasm and encouragement, that, according to Catherine, “a label was born”.

Catherine’s collections have achieved national and international recognition. She has been represented by Neiman Marcus, Harari, Origins, and Bergdorf Goodman who awarded with three separate window appearances.

usan Green creates a line of one of a kind and limited edition jewelry sought by many of the country’s finest stores, galleries, and collectors of contemporary crafts. Her pieces are distinctive and recognizable for their high level of artisanship, beautiful colorations and unusual materials. Susan translates ethnic influences and images from nature into elegant, contemporary shapes for a sophisticated expression. Her jewelry is designed to compliment the form and movement of the body. There is a feeling of magic and adornment in her work, which communicates a sense of pleasure to the wearer.

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As seen in Feb. 3 Sarasota Herald Tribune: Style Magazine

Dreamweaver — Mon, 04 Feb 2013 19:53:58 +0000

If you missed this past Sunday’s Herald Tribune, click here to read the wonderful story about Dream Weaver Collection, Founder Joan Morgan.

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Kiss of the Wolf Trunk Show: March 21-23

Dreamweaver — Mon, 19 Nov 2012 21:43:15 +0000

Stressing the notion of variety, Kiss of the Wolf works to incorporate fine textured fabrics, intricate color palates, and varied pattern into its breadth of travel-lite inner-to-outerwear clothing. From jackets to dresses, skirts to tops, vests to scarves – Kiss’s hand painted batiks and shiboris and its fine hand finishing, work to create an elegant and flattering line of wearable art

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Zonda Nellis Trunk Show: March 7-9, 2013

Dreamweaver — Wed, 07 Nov 2012 02:36:13 +0000

Zonda Nellis is internationally known for her sophisticated silk and hand woven separates, as well as her sumptuous Eveningwear and Mother of the Bride and Groom silhouettes. One of Dream Weavers longest running top designers…rich…luxurious…special…timeless collections that will stir your senses!

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Dianaira Trunk Show: February 13-16, 2013

Dreamweaver — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 02:32:07 +0000

dianaira founded by Diana Inman, was born in Taiwan. Her mother, a fashion designer, came from China. Thus, her intial experience with fashion started in her childhood.

In 1997, Diana moved to the United States and went to work in fashion retail. She understood the needs of her customers and became friends with many of them. It was then that Diana realized that she could serve her customers more — as a designer.

Diana believes timeless apparel has three defining elements: color, fabric, and style.

Ultimately, what is Diana’s philosophy? It is to bring more convenience and comfort to women’s lives, including fashion choices!

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Kevan Hall Trunk Show: January 23-26, 2013

Dreamweaver — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 02:20:14 +0000

Redefining glamour for a new generation is an interpretive art. Redefining the hallowed house of Halston into the next millennium was an even more challenging task. But Kevan Hall–who stepped into the prestigious position of Design and Creative Director from fall 1998 – spring 2000 revived the dormant brand to its former glory. His sleek evening-wear was worn by a distinguished coterie of celebrated artists- including Celine Dion, Sharon Stone, Angela Bassett, Charlize Theron, and Salma Hayek.
In 2002, he launched his own signature, Kevan Hall Collection with a fashion philosophy that emphasizes purity of style, incomparable tailoring and sensuously draped streamlined silhouettes; Hall has a natural design sense of sophisticated elegance and uncluttered modern design. Hall’s designs have been embraced by fashion retailers and the press. In 2001, Absolut Vodka honored Hall by showcasing his spring collection in their “Tribute to African Designers” worldwide tour. His lovely atelier in Los Angeles was featured in the July 2002 issue of Interior Design magazine. It confirmed his keen eye for design and impeccable color sense. Also in 2002, Hall won the 47th Annual Gold Coast Fashion Award in Chicago as “Designer of the Year”. In 2005, Hall was awarded “Stylemaker of the Year” by Life & Style Magazine for his ‘drop-dead glamour’ as seen on the red carpet with Felicity Huffman, Virginia Madsen, Garcelle Beauvais, Debra Messing and Renee Zellweger.

Hall has made guest appearances on national TV shows such as Inside Edition, The Better Half, SoapTalk, the Jane Pauley Show and Extreme Makeover where he discussed fashion‘s current trends. He has given lectures at the Norman Lear Center of the University of Southern California and for the Costume Council at the Los Angeles Museum of Modern Art on his inspirations and influences when designing his collection.

With his own Signature collection, his philosophy of fashion has remained true to those early days. “I enjoy the process of design from concept to execution,” he states. “But the most gratifying part is seeing a design come to life on a beautiful woman.” Rejecting trends and fads in favor of a lasting signature look, Hall’s hallmark of glamour with a modern sensibility is a priceless gift to the welcoming world.

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