Christine Phillips/ Fashion designer

Christine Phillips/ Fashion designer Custom designer of executive chic, special occasion and bridal couture. My design aesthetic is timesless beauty with an edge. Vintage Hollywood

My executive chic line has a simplistic power with a flirty twist. Evening and bridal couture is detailed, embellished with exquisite fabrics. Christine Phillips is an accomplished designer with a charismatic personality and fresh design approach that makes her quality fashions treasured by her clientele. Encouraged early in life to develop her creativity and entrepreneurial spirits, she credits her maternal grandfather who was a small business owner and her grandmother who was a highly successful seamstress. In the third grade, she created her first product for her favorite teacher; a yellow and white checkered cotton pique pocketbook. As a senior in high school, she received the prestigious Golden Key Award from University of the Arts- an award usually reserved for college students. Spurred on by this recognition, she honed her craft as a merchandiser and quality control designer while working to receive her Bachelor of Science Degree in Fashion Design from the Philadelphia College of Textiles and Sciences. With over fifteen years in the fashion industry, Crissy has flourished in the woman’s apparel field. She embarked on her own business venture in 1997 – 2004 opened a distinctive women’s boutique, Crissy’s Closet, in historical Collingswood, NJ. Her company consistently received coverage by local news media. Crissy Phillips is also a member of the Philadelphia Sewing Collective in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. This is a group of sewing artisans that help preserve craftsmanship and knowledge of sewing by their community outreach and teaching. Crissy teaches several sewing classes including Sewing Basics 1 & 2, “Little Black Dress”, created a Fabric Row Tour to the community. For the past seven years Crissy was lead instructor and curriculum creator of a a fashion bootcamp. She is now owner and creator of Fashion University, a summer camp for young girls ages 11-17. She also is the fashion consultant on 104.9fm radio station, where she is known as the “Fashion Guru”. Described as a “perfectionist in research and development,” Crissy’s goal is to exceed customers’ expectations. She researches clothing designs, trims, beads and materials and develops dyes and textures for fabrics. Crissy designs clothing and accessories for every occasion using an array of exquisite fabrics. Her specialty is couture formal wear and bridal with a fine eye for detail and embellishment. Crissy introduced a new facet of her company in 2003: a men’s fine neck wear line called “Ties That Bind” www.tiesthatbindonline.com. All of her lines are distinguished because of her personal attention to fabric selection, color integration and construction. Crissy’s annual gala fashion shows are attended by growing audiences and are consistently sold out. She selects an inspired theme and uses her creative skills to design vibrant styles that carry through in the line she develops. Her garments echo her clients’ diverse personalities, tastes and reflect a timeless beauty. Do it Big, Do it Right, Give it Class.

🏆 Emmys 2026: Red Carpet Moments🏆👗Last night’s red carpet delivered plenty of fashion drama, and these looks had our att...
09/15/2026

🏆 Emmys 2026: Red Carpet Moments🏆👗
Last night’s red carpet delivered plenty of fashion drama, and these looks had our attention. From sculptural silhouettes to rich color and liquid gold glamour, here are a few standout moments:
❤️ Zendaya — effortless, polished, and unmistakably Elegance. Is there any hairstyle she can't do?
🍷 Cynthia Nixon — Bordeaux perfection in a beautifully pleated dress, proving rich, saturated color is having a moment. The way this dressed moved.... ❤️
✨ Shabana Azeez — a fresh, striking red-carpet look with plenty of personality, 
💛 Lukita Maxwell — pure glamour in a show-stopping gold bubble dress that brought the drama, reminiscent of "Belle"  from "Beauty and the Beast"

Sarah Pidgeon’s lilac satin Chanel, perfect color for her skin tone.

Five  looks, four very different takes on red-carpet glamour. Who gets your best dressed vote?

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Emmy's 2026Zendaya never disappoints.
09/15/2026

Emmy's 2026
Zendaya never disappoints.


07/12/2026

The next generation fashion designers are here!

At Ultimate Fashion Design Camp we took a trip to Fabric Row in Philadephia to source trim, ruffles, silk, zippers... anything and EVERYTHING for my students to make their first ever designer outfits. Our students are thrilled to start working on their pieces.

Next Stop NYC– Fashion capitol of the year!

🧵 CAMPS AT FASHION UNIVERSITY
Ultimate Fastion Design Camp - registration closed
Thrift Camp - Registration open for 2026
K-Pop Camp - Registration open for 2026

✂️Sign-up here✂️
www.fashionunj.com


06/26/2026

A fashion designer in NYC.

🧵FASHION  U  SUMMER  CAMPS ARE HERE! 🧵Calling all creative kids and teens ages 8–18 who love fashion, design, K-pop, thr...
06/18/2026

🧵FASHION U SUMMER CAMPS ARE HERE! 🧵

Calling all creative kids and teens ages 8–18 who love fashion, design, K-pop, thrifting, and making things with their own hands!

This summer, join us for:
👗 Ultimate Designer Camp
🛍️ Thrift Camp
🎤 K-Pop Fashion Camp

Students will:
✂️ Learn how to sew
🧵 Create their own fashion projects
🛒 Shop for fabrics and trims on exciting NYC Fabric District trips
♻️ Explore thrifted fashion and upcycling
🎨 Develop design skills and personal style
🤝 Make new friends who share their creativity

✨ No sewing experience necessary! Beginners are welcome.

Whether your child dreams of becoming a fashion designer, loves K-pop style, enjoys thrifting, or simply wants a fun and creative summer experience, there's a camp for them.

📍Ages 8–18

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Creating this prom dress was truly such an honor and privilege. ✨💜 From the very first  Megara pic to  the final details...
05/29/2026

Creating this prom dress was truly such an honor and privilege. ✨💜

From the very first  Megara pic to  the final details — including the custom button accents on the straps — was a vision she wanted for her special day and hopefully I delivered for this wonderful and kind young lady.

Watching this Hercules-inspired princess dress come to life has been such a special experience. 👑

Thank you for trusting me to create such an important piece for such a memorable night. 💫
Swipe to see the entire process from concept to completion! ✂️🪡✨

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The Veiled Woman" Art in Fashion. Heidi Klum of Project Runway took the theme literally
05/05/2026

The Veiled Woman"
Art in Fashion. Heidi Klum of Project Runway took the theme literally



Fashion met meaning on the steps of the Met last nightThis year’s Met Gala theme, “Fashion Is Art,” invited guests to ex...
05/05/2026

Fashion met meaning on the steps of the Met last night
This year’s Met Gala theme, “Fashion Is Art,” invited guests to express their personal relationship to fashion as an embodied art form.

Although I expected way more impressive looks  with such a broad theme, the  red carpet did come alive through some unforgettable trends:
• Sculptural couture that blurred the line between garment and installation.

🗽 I mean  Heidi Klum was a literal statue. (not lady liberty,  unattractive,  but  well done prosthetics non the less ) 

• Sheer layers and illusion dressing celebrating the body itself
• Metallics and armor-like designs evoking strength and transformation
• Dramatic trains and exaggerated proportions turning movement into performance
• Hand-painted fabrics and textured embellishments that felt like walking canvases

Tonight wasn’t just about what was worn. It was about what was embodied.

FashionAsArt

04/04/2026

Styling in the Studio.

It's tvideo shoot time with ZOAY
"I can't help it/Butterflies"

The Boys:

Mo - Base guitar
Firby- Drums
Gary- Electric Guitar
Cleo - Keys

Producer: Butchy Ingram

Here in studio with the amazing Smooth Jazz band ( Zo Aye) Checking buttons, glasses, hats and collars for the shoot.



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