Denver Fashion Week (DFW) presented by Mile High Luxury Real Estate kicked off again this year with eight full days of exciting shows and various workshops. There was a Children and Teenager Fashion Show, a local designers’ showcase featuring top names like Tyne Hall, Rachel Marie Hurst, Steve Sells and Topping Designs. Garbarini presented a night full of national designers’ fall trends, DFW produced its first streetwear night and the Hair Show closed out the week with looks as dramatic as they were inspiring. The audience came dressed in looks as equally impressive as those on the runway, so we put together the following list of some of the striking styles the attendees brought out this year.
Sunday, November 4

Amayas Gonzalez wore a mix of Profanity and handmade DIY. Their inspiration comes from Tokyo Fashion and the ‘80s.

Tiffany Blackmer and Kate Maruno stunned in their fashionable outfits. Tiffany loves Mondo and prefers a mix of vintage and modern.

Bri Maxwell wore a mixture of Goodwill and Vince Camuto. She wanted to add some color to her wardrobe for DFW.

Eve Erdenebat wore Zara and apparel from a local fashion boutique in California. Her inspiration comes from models such as Bella Hadid for a classic look.
Thursday, November 8

Suzanne Simone’s inspiration came from the funky and fresh street style of DFW. Her shirt was from Cache, her belt was from Brighton and her jacket was from Marshall’s.

Mariah Law wanted to show up for the event by wearing this eccentric outfit. Her top was from Forever 21.

Blues artist, Erica Brown, put together this black denim jumper with a rhinestone belt and knee-high boots.
Saturday, November 10
Sunday, November 11

Katey Laurel wore her vintage coyote jacket with knee-high boots by Ralph Lauren. She enjoys secondhand fashion because it utilizes a sustainable approach.

Fashion blogger, Yasmin Isra, was a delight in this Rachel Marie Hurst dress. It was made with a royal inspiration in mind.
November 4 and November 8 photography by Bridget Burnett.
November 10 and November 11 photography by Kyle Cooper.
Editor’s Note: Updated on August 8, 2022 to remove a photo.