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Designer update

disco inferno

February 3, 2008  11:19 am

Subversive

Justin Giunta of Subversive, who’s the first-ever accessories designer to win an Ecco Domani award, has no hesitations about what to do with the $25,000 prize, which is intended to be used for a runway show or presentation. “I’m going to have a party,” he told Style.com. “I want to re-create a Studio 54 environment. I’ll have the girls in the accessories, and they’ll run out and join the crowd and keep the party going.” And that, he estimates, will cost him “way more” than his prize money—but it will all be worth it. Look out for the Subversive disco soon after New York fashion week.

—Nancy MacDonell

Photo: Courtesy of Subversive

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