Maison Ava, the renowned children’s fashion house, unveiled its highly anticipated AW 24/25 collection, “Cirque du Chic,” at a dazzling event in New York City. The venue, situated on the prestigious 5th Avenue, provided a luxurious backdrop for the occasion. Guests were greeted with champagne and exclusive pastries, setting the tone for an evening of elegance and style. The highlight of the event was the opportunity for young guests to try on couture outfits, experiencing the magic of high fashion firsthand. The evening culminated in a mini fashion show, where the new collection was showcased in all its glory. Models strutted down the mini runway, showcasing the exquisite designs and attention to detail that Maison Ava is known for. The event concluded with a cocktail reception, allowing guests to mingle and celebrate the artistry and creativity of “Cirque du Chic.”
The “Cirque du Chic” collection by Maison Ava is a dazzling showcase of whimsy and sophistication, inspired by the enchanting world of the circus. Each piece exudes a playful yet elegant charm, with intricate embellishments and luxurious fabrics that elevate children’s fashion to new heights. From vibrant, eye-catching colors to innovative cuts and designs, the collection captures the imagination and brings a touch of magic to every wardrobe. “Cirque du Chic” is a testament to Maison Ava’s commitment to creating unique, thoughtfully crafted pieces that make every child feel like the star of the show.
Viranica Manchu is the founder and creative director of Maison Ava. Born and educated in New York, she developed a passion for design and luxury at a young age and went on to pursue degrees in jewelry design, gemology and fashion marketing. Following her studies, she moved to her family’s homeland of India to broaden her experience in jewelry design.With a growing family, Viranica began her search for thoughtfully made occasion-wear for her young children. When she couldn’t find the level of craftsmanship she was looking for, she was inspired to create their own party wardrobe. Her designs quickly drew attention and enthusiasm, and propelled Viranica to start Maison Ava. Driven by her entrepreneurial spirit and love for fashion, Viranica built a fully operating India-based atelier where Maison Ava’s creations are entirely made from start to finish. She is committed to preserving the country’s unique craftsmanship in weaving and embellishment and blending it with innovative style cuts and designs. As a mother of four, she knows the challenges of dressing children in fancy clothing, and so she is placing children at the very center by being mindful of using soft and natural fabrics and strategically setting beading and embroidery. Her vision for Maison Ava is to create a brand that is loved as much by her young clientele than by the grown-ups who outfit them.
Maison Ava’s presentation at the Children’s Show in New York was a testament to the brand’s commitment to creating enchanting and sophisticated fashion for young ones, bringing a touch of couture to the world of children’s clothing.
Maison Ava’s showcase was a part of the Children’s Show, a new trade show dedicated to the elevated kids’ fashion niche. This event brought together designers, buyers, and fashion enthusiasts who appreciate the artistry and sophistication of children’s fashion and lifestyle. The inclusion of Maison Ava’s “Cirque du Chic” collection added a touch of glamour and excitement to the Children’s Show, highlighting the growing interest and demand for high-quality, fashion-forward clothing for children. The event not only provided a platform for designers to showcase their collections but also offered attendees a glimpse into the future of kids’ fashion. With its exquisite venue, delightful treats, and captivating mini fashion show, Maison Ava’s presentation at the Children’s Show was a standout moment, demonstrating the brand’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of children’s fashion and inspiring others in the industry to do the same.
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