Paola Hernández
Fashion Designer
Paola Hernández X EMERGE125 | 2022
Designer: Paola Hernández │ Choreographer: Tiffany Rea-Fisher │Videographer: Moti Margolin
Fashion Designer Paola Hernández and Tiffany Rea-Fisher reunited to collaborate on their 4th project together to promote Paola’s newest line of handmaid designs. EMERGE125 Company members Alisa Gregory, Nikaio Thomashow, and Erik Osterkil had the opportunity to be a part of this promotional video captured by E125 resident videographer Moti Margolin in Central Park.
Created with Japanese organic/unbleached cotton and dyed with organic indigo, Paola said "I am delighted to introduce the updated version of one of my staple pieces, the oversized shirt, dyed with indigo. This shirt represents the flow of consciousness as we move forward, contained in the geometric shape of a physical pattern.”
New York Fashion Week│2019
Designer: Paola Hernández │ Choreographer: Tiffany Rea-Fisher │ Music: DJ Twelve45 │ Photography: Jon Brown
Spring Collection 2018│Passage of Light
Designer: Paola Hernández │ Choreographer: Tiffany Rea-Fisher │ Music: Joshua Winstead │ Videography: Jason Banker & Jesse McGowan
Spring Collection 2016│Sacred Geometry
Designer: Paola Hernández │ Choreographer: Tiffany Rea-Fisher
Newton’s Cradle was choreographed and created by Tiffany Rea-Fisher based on the collaboration with Paola Hernández for her Spring 2016 Collection.
LOUIS VUITTON / RECONSTRUCTION 3.0
LIFE IS A JOURNEY
Designer: Parsons School of Fashion & Louis Vuitton │ Choreographer: Tiffany Rea-Fisher │ Music: Matt Heath │
Dancers: Joffrey Students
Joffrey Jazz and Contemporary Program Launches Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration, Set for Fashion Week 2013
Working from the perennial theme of Reconstruction and narrative of Louis Vuitton’s signature ethos “Life is a Journey” five collaborative team formations consisting of artists from each discipline are tasked to ideate, develop, refine, and produce a distinct live performance based solution consisting of original music score, choreography, and conceptual wearables (constructed from donated Louis Vuitton items) with extensive documentation of processes along the way.
