Katie Gallagher Strikes a Pose for Elle Magazine
Edited by Saynt
I’m so loving this spread featuring designer Katie Gallagher. She’s not only extremely talented, she makes for a really good model. Expect more from this indie for years to come.
Edited by Saynt
I’m so loving this spread featuring designer Katie Gallagher. She’s not only extremely talented, she makes for a really good model. Expect more from this indie for years to come.
Edited by Kirby Marzec
If you like gothic silk drapery, sheer inserts and bondage-like strappy detailing, Katie Gallagher’s Fall 2010 collection is right up your alley. Overall, the Gallagher’s collection has a ghastly space-age quality to it, a nice change from the atypical and ever-popular goth drapery.
Edited by Annabelle Cheesecake, Parisian Princess
Last Friday, the Fashion Indie crew attended the benefit fashion show “EXPO 2010″ at New York University. For the second consecutive year, EXPO will be donating all proceeds to Room to Read, an organization which provides children in developing countries with libraries and the funding necessary to receive a quality education.
Edited by Ann Marie Trietley, Factory Girl

23-year-old designer Katie Gallagher creates technical, architecturally-constructed garments perfect for NYC, since she uses a strictly all-black palette.
Edited by Kirby Marzec
Who on earth is this Katie Gallagher girl and how can I get my hands on her entire Spring 2010 collection!? Gallagher is one designer I haven’t had the pleasure of acquainting myself with until recently, and let me tell you, she’s one to remind you that not everything has been done before. I would describe her Spring 2010 collection as biker meets matador. The dark navy blue and black hues give Gallagher’s collection a gothic vibe, beautifully contrasted by the romantic, billowy sleeves of blouses and jackets. There is no doubt that Gallagher endorses the idea “the tighter, the better,” so this collection is not for the body conscious! Zippers, sheers, leathers, straps, drapes and panels. This is art.
Edited by Rebecca Alexander