The opportunities proffered by new media in the realm of delivering content to audience have boomed, enormously, in recent years, not the least of which in the fashion arena. Previously the Internet has provided increased accessibility to information: reviews and photographs from runway shows posted next day, sample sale listings at the click of a mouse, and infinite news sources, blogs, and websites devoted to putting their own particular spin on all things fashion, yielding an overall greater intimacy between the consumer, the product, and those who create it.

This post is part of a weekly feature by Stefan Zebrowski-Rubin exploring Yoga's kinetic influence on fashion marketing & photography. A model for the Tribal editorial of D Mode magazine extends to a vicious and stylized Lion's Breath.

Memento Amouri — or literally "Remember you are loved" — was a one-night-only showing of new work including original art, fashion, and design collaborations from 8 third-year Parsons students in the IDp/IDC Integrated Fashion Program. These photos include Memento Amouri as well as pieces sold at Absolute Beginners.

Vancouver-based creative mind Eric Testroete created a brilliant Halloween costume and highly reflective papercraft self portrait this past October. Eric has worked as a 3D artist in the game industry for almost a decade, mostly as a character artist. Recently, Testroete has broken into the art scene.

This past September 18th, the young, savvy downtown crowd ventured out for a nouveau boutique's opening reception. Amidst a flurry of DJ beats and excited conversation, invitees and shoppers perused the racks of clothing, jewelry, and a motley assortment of design objects.

Famous When Dead, hailing from the UK, has a delightful gallery of graphic prints and tees available for purchase as well as an extensive gallery of painted and illustrated works for your viewing pleasure.

Matthew Parrotti of FUNKY FACTION writes "I am a student at Parsons - I am an artist and a designer, I create lines of hats that are made from re-used and swatched fabrics. All the hats are art pieces that are one of a kind; hand sewn, painted, and assembled..."

At Mixed Greens Gallery in the heart of Chelsea's gallery district, Zane Lewis has unveiled his 2nd solo show entitled "Watch Me Slowly Death"

Open invitation event with free drinks, food, live DJ and dancing! Get ready to celebrate the launch of Terregalia and new menswear label Jack Olive.

Parallels between fashion and fine art are plentiful in the cultural mecca that is New York City. While many of the individuals deeply ingrained in either of these two highly similar, yet disparate industries look upon each other as distant cousins-there are instances of pure sibling rivalry that create an inspiration of great sorts to the young designers and artists of today.

Ryan Brewer is a bright young star in the Fine Arts department at Parsons the New School for Design, his driven personality and impressive background in commercial and fine art installations put him in a league above his peers and even many career artists.