Luxe Goes Lavish
Just Recently, Lavish took over the LUXE Lab Studio in Medford,MA for some fashion, hair and fun. When it comes to collaborations, this project tops the list for us. When we decided to share our vision for this project with Hairstylist and Co-owner of LUXE Lab Studio, Emily Hernandez, ideas became endless. The opportunity arose itself with similarities like “Lavish Living” and “LUXE Lab.” Having the word play on LL set the tone for this opportunity. When you think Lavish you think Luxe.
The goal for this project was to offer women different hairstyles to complement our clothing line in a salon setting. We absolutely accomplished the goal and more; We created a partnership in our latest shirt design collaboration with this luxurious hair salon.
We have collaborated on a shirt that gives you a luxe vibe and a new lavish look. This shirt features the salon's most beloved artwork and what the owners would describe as their original LuxeQueen!
“We’ve been working to release merch for our clientele but were waiting for the right opportunity and found it with lavish.”
- Emily Burke, ENB Social
(Marketing & Social Consultant - Luxe Lab Studio)
Take a look below of our collaborative shirt design.
Owners Arielle Moynihan and Emily Hernandez worked together briefly before opening LUXE Lab studio together during the pandemic. They shared a vision to influence the beauty industry and break boundaries with their very own hair home.
Definition of LuxeQueen
In the words of Emily Hernandez:
“ It is A term of endearment, it represents the women that come in here, strong, beautiful, confident women.”
Now Available for pre-order, be the first to wear the LuxeQueen!
Gallery by Daron English (@D4thegreat)
Special thank you to Daron English of Avaria Co. For more of his work visit the website below.
www.avariaco.com
“My passion for visual work comes from my analytical side. I love putting the pieces together, figuring out complex problems and seeing things come to life. Starting from the smallest idea in my mind to the finished product the world gets to see.”
-Daron English (@D4thegreat)
Check out this gallery below for exclusive BTS footage.
NEW + NOW
Lavish Living is now available in Assembly Row, Somerville, MA, to shop in the new Bogosplit showroom location. Shop Lavish exclusively when you visit.
The Weather is finally warming up now that spring has arrived. We want to give you access to what’s NEW and what’s right NOW for Lavish Living.
2022 has been a great start to us already. If you didn’t already know, Lavish Living is now available in Assembly Row, Somerville, MA, to shop in the new Bogosplit showroom location.
A few years back, before the Covid-19 pandemic, we were introduced to Bogosplit owners, Kenelly Cineus, Keyla Cineus and Adriano Pinto, at our fashion meet event we organized in Encore Boston Harbor. Young and eager, these three owners share their business story with us and overtime we felt like it was the perfect fit for us to take the next step for our brand.
BOGOSPLIT is the new innovative way to FASHION!
The Bogosplit platform is designed to help fashion businesses grow by helping with promotion and other solutions to help their business thrive in a community setting. This outlet is an online marketplace and showroom boutique. The new showroom opened in Assembly Row , back in February of this year, only a few months after opening its first store location in Brookline, MA . You can find exclusive merchandise from independent designers, artists and local brands.
Front Row: Bogosplit Owners Adriano Pinto (front Left), Keyla Cineus Williams (Front middle), Kenelly Cineus (front right).
Back Row: Lavish living Owners Ronald Guinan Jr. (back left), Jason Sergenton (back right) Mass Music Radio Owner Shlomo Bowe (Back Middle).
BogoSplit Showroom
431 Artisan Way, Somerville MA, 02145
Assembly Row has grown Immensely in the last few years with new business development. By the summer 2022, assembly will be adding on a few new restaurants for more dine-in options in the area; To name a few Tribos Peri Peri, Union Square Donuts, Civility House, and An Nam. ( For full story, visit Bostoneater.com). Other Big names associated with Assembly row include Ruth Chris Steakhouse, Saks Off 5th, Nike, Earls Kitchen and Bar and many more!
This shopping outlet is everything Lavish Living stands for and we are excited to be available to all in Assembly. If you haven’t made your way to the new Bogosplit, come shop lavish in a new innovative way. We offer exclusive apparel in store that you won’t see on our website. Offering men’s, women’s and coming soon our kids collection. Find newest arrivals like our women’s crop top sweatsuit or our high-end men’s coach jacket.
Stay tune for the next upcoming event and anymore updates on releases. Love is life, life is Lavish.
Lavish Living display in Bogosplit showroom (431 artisan Way, Somerville, MA 02145
Lavish Living display in Bogosplit showroom (431 artisan Way, Somerville, MA 02145
End Of Season Sale
End of Season Sale!
Use Code #LLWSALE21
Winter is coming to an end and we are preparing for the next season. Spring will be promising with a new collection dropping for the ‘SS21 season aproaching. In appreciation for shopping with us we want to offer you our BIGGEST sale yet. Our End Of Season sale is offering up to 60% off on select items in our online store. Get the best prices in our online shop today when you shop men’s or women’s. Catch some of your favorite items on sale like our Women’s Green Turtle Neck Sweater , Men’s Maroon Windbreaker Jacket and more.
When you visit our shop you may find an item already on sale; All current sale items will still apply to our End Of Season Sale. When you checkout your shopping cart at the end of your store visit, use the code LLWSALE21 and get 40% off your entire purchase. Don’t miss out on this limited time offer.
40% Off your entire purchase when you use code- LLWSALE21
Summer 2019 recap - Lavish Living
Photography by @Ron_lavish
After labor day weekend, all we can think about is summer being over. 2019 was a good summer, unfortunately New England summer never last long enough. Blessed we got a chance to organize events throughout the summer. We put our brand in the position to showcase new garments at fashion shows, and vendor opportunities. Most importantly, we gained new supporters and customers. Lavish Living stayed busy all summer. This summer was successful and productive to say the least. To end off our summer campaign, we participated in The High Renaissance Fashion/ Art showcase hosted by Pi Art Society & Our Lavish Culture. The models were fantastic to work with, the crowd had no standing room, and we displayed tons of new pieces we created this summer. We showcased new fall garments and a collaborative custom piece we created with Souls Global designer Elise Arsenault. This event was amazing to be apart of. Thank you to Black Picasso and the rest of the artist/designers that made this show possible.
Recap vlog: High Renaissance Fashion Showcase
Lavish Living has been working on re-branding all summer. We always considered our style urban luxury and we feel this has been one of our best summers to date. Lavish living is a household name. We know that we contain a quality feel in our garments whether you wear our soft cotton shirt or our hand crafted loafer shoe.Lavish Living is for the special occasion or for your everyday living. Lavish Living is for you.
Below are some of our favorite photos from this summer. Enjoy!
Summer 2019 photography recap
Serena Saade @serenasaade
photographer @Jay.lavish
Auston Harris @auston_aamh
photography by @Ron_lavish
Liz Collins @thelionesslc
photography by @Jay.lavish
Jaquison Xavier
photography by @Ron_lavish
More releases are coming this fall 2019. Next fashion show will be next month, October where we will showcase our winter collection.
More lavish is on the way, thank you for reading this blog and sharing it.
stay tune for more blog and more garment releases.
“The New Standard”- Jason Sergenton
lavishlivingclothing.com
-Jason Sergenton (@jay.lavish)
New England Flag by Jason Sergenton
The Flag of New England* was designed in appreciation of the efforts and achievements of the early residents; pride in the cultural treasures, natural resources and manufactured products of the region.
Historically, New Englanders were the first Americans to forcefully throw off the yoke of English dominance, and this flag is based on the one carried by the New England Army during the Battle of Bunker Hill, June 17, 1775.
The Red Cross signifies the Cross of St. George, the patron saint of England. The green pine tree represents our tall New England pine trees and the six stars symbolize the New England galaxy - the beautiful states of Maine, New Hampshire , Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island , and Connecticut.
- K. Albert Ebinger
