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A dynamic event showcasing emerging brands and fostering community engagement through style and creativity. A unique platform for both seasoned and up-and-coming designers, the show featured five carefully selected brands, each bringing an individual, cutting-edge aesthetic to the runway. The Underground celebrates diversity, innovation, and artistry in fashion — uniting the Atlanta fashion scene and offering brands a space to share their vision.

Inspired by the popular Roblox game Dress to Impress, this one-of-a-kind show brought virtual style into real life. Every outfit that hit the runway wasn't just worn by the models — it was created by them. From hand-crafted pieces to fully styled looks built from scratch, the models became designers, artists, and storytellers all in one. Bold streetwear, futuristic silhouettes, dramatic gowns, and playful statement pieces lit up the runway.

• Read: “From Roblox to Runway” — ALTxATL ↗

The second edition of Mix n' Thrift captured the perfect blend of creative energy, fashion-forward expression, and community connection. Guests browsed unique vintage pieces, laughed with friends, and engaged with local vendors who transformed the space with eye-catching displays — raw yet curated, filled with nostalgic textures, warm tones, and the authentic spirit of a true underground fashion experience.

Nothing short of unforgettable. We came together, turned up, and enjoyed ourselves to the fullest. The vibes were high, the energy was unmatched, and everyone had a safe, lit time from start to finish. Thank you to everyone who pulled up and made it a night to remember — this was only the beginning.

A groundbreaking fashion show that transforms a local Atlanta grocery store into a runway, blending community and creativity in an unforgettable way. Featuring innovative designers and brands showcasing everything from reconstructed pieces to couture and streetwear — complete with curated music, a sold-out crowd, and an exclusive afterparty. The Aisle of Style proves that style has no limits and any space can be a stage for self-expression.

• Read: “Mixing Food Banks with Fashion” — ALTxATL ↗

Our first collab set the tone for how we do events — fun, community, and unforgettable energy. This Halloween, we came back even harder: a night full of good vibes, creative costumes, and a safe space for everyone to enjoy themselves. Huge thank you to everyone who came out, dressed up, and made it another event to remember.

The third Mix n' Thrift was another major success. We kicked things off with a clothing drive — guests generously donated pieces that were personally handed out to the unhoused community the very next day, with remaining donations sent to the Atlanta Mission. New vendors, new performances, and even more ways to connect and shop, with proceeds from guest purchases donated directly to The Grocery Spot.

The second edition was more than a fashion show; it was a full creative experience. Every model became a student of style, designing and styling their own outfit from the ground up. No assigned looks. No limits. Just individuality, vision, and confidence walking the runway — a living campus of creativity where each person represented a different class in self-expression.

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Our first show outside of Atlanta, presented during Fall/Winter fashion week inside an actual NYC school library in collaboration with designer Seven. The setting turned the runway into a place of study rather than spectacle, where each look felt like a page being read carefully instead of quickly watched — fashion isn't just worn, it's studied, practiced, and eventually authored by the individual.

• Read: “Kailinciaga slithers into NYFW” — Washington Square Post ↗

During Fall/Winter fashion week in Manhattan, the NYFW Pop-Up Shop was created as a space centered around connection rather than competition — a place where designers, models, creatives, and supporters could meet, exchange ideas, and build real relationships beyond the runway. The activation brought together 25+ brands under one roof, blending retail with networking.

A cultural runway experience creatively directed in collaboration with the Kappa Delta Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. at the University of West Georgia. The show celebrated global Black culture by highlighting African and Afro-Latinx traditions through fashion, music, and performance — exploring how culture influences modern style, from traditional inspirations to today's streetwear and couture.

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A dynamic lineup of 11 talented performers for an unforgettable showcase of creativity and skill. From singers to rappers and beyond, each act delivered their own unique energy. Hosted at The Thrift Spot, the event blended raw talent with an intimate, vibrant atmosphere — with Jazzy J emerging as the winner. Atlanta's Got Talent highlighted the city's rising stars and created a platform for artists to shine.

• Read: “AGT Showcases Local Talent” — The KSU Sentinel ↗

Pool Party 2 took everything from the first party and turned it up another level. From the moment the gates opened, the energy was nonstop — the pool was packed, the music was hitting, and the crowd brought the perfect summer vibe all day long. One for the books, and we couldn't have done it without you.

Sca7es made its return to New York Fashion Week for Fall 2026 as the second NYC runway production and second collaboration between Kailinciaga and Seven. Centered around a piano positioned in the middle of the runway, the name draws from both snake scales and musical scales — transforming the runway into an immersive environment where fashion and music intersected.

• Read: “Seven brings fur and blood-red lace to NYFW” — Washington Square Post ↗

The Underground Fashion Show NYC brought Kailinciaga to New York Fashion Week for an unforgettable night of fashion, creativity, and community. The show featured 4 brands from across the country, each bringing their own unique vision to the runway — blending high-energy runway moments with the raw creativity that has become a signature of Kailinciaga events.

• Read: “Kailinciaga mines beauty from the underground at NYFW” — Washington Square Post ↗

Need for Style transformed an Atlanta warehouse into a one-of-a-kind fashion experience where streetwear, fashion, and car culture collided. The runway was set inside a staged car meet, with custom vehicles lining the runway as models showcased each collection against a backdrop inspired by automotive culture — proving that fashion can thrive in any environment.