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Photos: DC Fashion Week 2018

Dan Friedell | dfriedell@wtop.com

February 23, 2018, 10:30 AM

A model wears pieces from the FlowerBaum label at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears pieces from the FlowerBaum label at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears pieces from the FlowerBaum label at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears pieces from the FlowerBaum label at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears pieces from the FlowerBaum label at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wear pieces from Ukrainian designer, Y-U-L-I-Y-A, at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wear pieces from Ukrainian designer, Y-U-L-I-Y-A, at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wear pieces from Ukrainian designer, Y-U-L-I-Y-A, at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wear pieces from Ukrainian designer, Y-U-L-I-Y-A, at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears pieces from the Cashmere & Pearls collection at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears pieces from the Cashmere & Pearls collection at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears pieces from the Cashmere & Pearls collection at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears pieces from the Cashmere & Pearls collection at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears pieces from the Cashmere & Pearls collection at DC Fashion Week 2018.

Host Guy Lambert of Washington, DC radio station WPGC, interviews Karen Caruso, owner of the Cashmere & Pearls boutique, at DC Fashion Week 2018.

Miss District of Columbia USA, Bryce Armstrong, attends DC Fashion Week 2018.

Jose Alberto Ucles, of the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities, attends DC Fashion Week 2018.

Fashion designer Stephane Koerwyn talks with the Ambassador of Haiti, Paul G. Altidor.

Jose Alberto Ucles, of the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities, attends DC Fashion Week 2018 with a guest.

A model wears pieces from designer Victor Glemaud's knitwear collection.

The runway at the International Couture Collections show at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears pieces from designer Victor Glemaud's knitwear collection.

A member of the audience awaits the start of the International Couture Collections show, part of DC Fashion Week 2018.

NFL wide receiver and former Washington Redskin, Pierre Garcon, attends the Haitian fashion designers showcase at the Embassy of Haiti and discusses his Haitian roots with reporters.

Models walk the runway at the International Couture Collections show at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears pieces from Prajje Jean Baptiste's Prajje Oscar clothing line.

A model wears pieces from Prajje Jean Baptiste's Prajje Oscar clothing line.

Models line up to take a bow at the Haiti fashion designer's showcase

A model wears pieces from Prajje Jean Baptiste's Prajje Oscar clothing line.

The crowd awaits the start of the International Couture Collections show at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears pieces from Prajje Jean Baptiste's Prajje Oscar clothing line.

Jose Alberto Ucles, of the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities, welcomes guests to DC Fashion Week 2018 with Ean Williams, Executive Director of DC Fashion Week.

A model wears pieces from the House of Marsya at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears pieces from the House of Marsya at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears pieces from the House of Marsya at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A dancer does a traditional Indonesian dance to begin House of Marsya's runway show at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears pieces from the House of Marsya at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears pieces from the House of Marsya at DC Fashion Week 2018.

DC Fashion Week runs until Feb. 25.

Students from the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) attend DC Fashion Week 2018's student designer showcase.

DC Fashion Week 2018 presented an evening of networking for young professionals in the fashion industry ahead of a fashion showcase for student designers.

A model walks down the runway wearing an evening gown by Josie B., a student designer at Delaware State University.

A model wears an evening gown by Josie B., a student designer at Delaware State University.

A model wears an evening gown by Josie B., a student designer at Delaware State University, as part of DC Fashion Week 2018's evening dedicated to student fashion designers.

A model wears a two-piece outfit from designer Patricia Agendia, a junior at Morgan State University in Maryland.

A model wears a two-piece outfit from designer Patricia Agendia, a junior at Morgan State University in Maryland.

A model takes to the runway during DC Fashion Week 2018.

Stevie, one of the student designers, showing during DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears an outfit from student designer Charlie Rincon-Rodriguez from the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA).

Student designer Charlie Rincon-Rodriguez greets the audience at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wearing a runway look from a student designer at DC Fashion Week 2018's student designer showcase.

A model wearing a runway look from a student designer at DC Fashion Week 2018's student designer showcase.

Ean Williams, executive director of DC Fashion Week Inc., introduces a student designer during the student designer showcase.

A model wearing a runway look from a student designer at DC Fashion Week 2018's student designer showcase.

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A member of the audience awaits the start of the International Couture Collections show, part of DC Fashion Week 2018.

DC Fashion Week 2018 International Couture Collections at The Sphinx at Franklin Square, Washington, DC A dancer does a traditional Indonesian dance to begin House of Marsya's runway show at DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model walks the runway at Press Night for DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears clothing and accessories from Cashmere and Pearls, an Alexandria, Virginia boutique that partners with craftsmen in Myanmar, Thailand, and Mongolia.

A model walks the runway at Press Night for DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model walks the runway at Press Night for DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model walks the runway in a look from the MG Collection by student-designer Margaret Garrison.

The crowd awaits the start of the runway show at Press Night for DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears an aluminum dress and matching aluminum lotus flower fascinator from contemporary artist, Stephane Koerwyn.

A model wears a top, trousers and accessories from Baltimore-based designer, Margaret Garrison's MG line.

A model walks the runway at Press Night for DC Fashion Week 2018.

Ean Williams (front), executive director of DC Fashion Week Inc., poses with the designers showing at DC Fashion Week 2018's Press Night.

A model (right) shows the latest look from the FlowerBaum collection while the designer looks on.

A model wears a look from the latest collection from the designer Y-U-L-I-Y-A.

A model wears a pink pantsuit with faux fur detailing from the mother-daughter label Dur Doux.

A model wearing an aluminum dress and matching aluminum lotus flower fascinator from contemporary artist, Stephane Koerwyn, poses with the designer.

Models preview looks that will be featured during DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model previews leather pieces that will be featured during DC Fashion Week 2018.

Designer Mariama Onitin (left) puts finishing touches on her model's caftan.

Pictured are the following: Designer Najla Burt, creative director of the clothing line Dur Doux; a model wearing a pantsuit from the latest Dur Doux collection; and Cynthia Burt, CoDesigner of Dur Doux and the mother of Najla Burt.

Designer Mariama Onitin (left) of Lady Mariama Design, poses with a model wearing a caftan and cape from the designer's latest collection. Onitin's Senegalese/Guinean/French background is a constant in her lux designer wear. She created the print on the model's cape as a nod to Senegalese history and the "signare" - local African and mixed race women in Senegal. After living in Africa, Asia, and Europe, Onitin now lives and designs in Washington, D.C.

A model wears a top, trousers and accessories from Baltimore-based designer, Margaret Garrison's MG line.

A model previews leather pieces that will be featured during DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears a dress and accessories from Baltimore-based designer, Margaret Garrison's MG line.

Designer Margaret Garrison (center), a senior at the Maryland Institute College of Art majoring in fibers and textiles, poses with models wearing looks from her latest MG collection. Garrison's work explores different methods of digital fabrication techniques and traditional garment techniques.

Yuliya (right), the designer of the fashion line, Y-U-L-I-Y-A, poses with a model (left) wearing one of the line's latest looks.

A model wears a pink pantsuit with faux fur detailing from the mother-daughter label Dur Doux.

A model previews pieces that will be featured during DC Fashion Week 2018.

A model wears diamond and gemstone earrings from the Ri Noor fine jewelry collection by Shibani Shinde Patil.

A model wears a bypass diamond and gemstone ring from the Ri Noor fine jewelry collection by Shibani Shinde Patil.

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WASHINGTON — D.C. just wrapped its version of Fashion Week on Sunday.

Models showed off the autumn and winter collections of several designers over four days.

Photographer Shannon Finney captured some of the featured looks below:

Dan Friedell

Dan Friedell is a digital writer for WTOP. He came to the D.C. area in 2007 to work as digital editor for USATODAY.com, and since then has worked for a number of local and national news organizations.

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