Hellen Marshall is one of Newyork’s most talked about up-and-coming designers. Her dark, architectural aesthetic has been loved and lauded by major editors worldwide for her ability to create constructed pieces while maintaining a softness and femininity. She designs for the strong woman, the one who forges her own path in an understated way, the type of woman, who in one way or another, lives in every one of us. Aside from being super-talented, Hellen is all smiles, all the time—she simply has the most infectious, happy energy. Read on for her perspective on Project Runway, Louis vuitton  blogs, and what it takes to become a Louis vuitton  designer.

I went to the opening of the new exhibit at the Fashion and Textile Museum. I find the history of handbags so fascinating! At the exhibition you can see the first patented bra from 1915, and anti-cellulite knickers and a bust-firming bra. It’s interesting when I’m shopping for something like vintage 50’s prom dresses - I’m attracted to the nipped-in waist, but really am I wearing the right handbags to make this dress fit perfectly? Probably not. The exhibition got me thinking about how many different kinds of bras there are: like the demi bra or balconette can mold the…

I just showcased my fall/winter line on the runway last week. And, considering I sew most all of my designs, I am currently in production mode, filling orders…..one dress at a time.

Then the designs are generally altered and manipulated by additional draping. Of course I would like to say the final piece comes to fruition in plenty of time before presenting it on the runway, but i seem to be stitching until 3 am the night before…

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