Port 1961 Pre-Spring 2010

Port 1961 Pre-Spring 2010 Presentation

Meatpacking District

THE TEA ROOM COLLECTION:

Inspired by the artistic collection and the deep mutual admiration between Charles Mackintosh and Margaret MacDonald Mackintosh wrote "Margaret has genius, I only have talent."

Known for his participation in the Art Nouveau movement in Glasgow, Scotland, Mackintosh achieved international renown in interior design, craftwork, and textiles.

His wife, Margaret MacDonald excelled in the same area, and added a hint of Japanese aesthetics to their professional collaboration. With Fairytale Ladies Boudoir and tea Room phenomenon of the 19th century. Together, they produced work that was elegant and original.

This is a dress I would wear to cocktail parties.

Jubil browsing a collection of wardrobes.

(She's thinking, which dresses will look divalious on her.)

Buyers, designers, retail owners, press, promotors check

out the new collection.

The line for the models to wear for the showroom presentation.

Olives, crackers, grapes and cheese is all I could have.

No pork for me! Had my days of Ms. Piggy.

And some sparkling champagne to go with it.

PR, Tony Alcindor for Port 1961 and Jubil

At first, I thought this was a top, and learned

it's a garment bag!

I love this trench coat dress.

Port 1961 PR Team

My style of dress, elegant with a touch of simplicity

as you put it.

About Ports 1961

Ports 1961 launched from New York City in 2004 under the vision of Creative Director, Tia Cibani. It was Tia's dream to build a luxury brand within a global village. Today Tia leads the brand in its embrace of the modern woman, the individualist who dares to try something new. Each collection is inspired by a specific person, culture, place or time.

Tia's truly beyond-borders lifestyle is seen in all her designs. European fabrics, fine tailoring along with hand crafted details found in both the industrial and organic are cornerstones of all Ports 1961 collections.

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