Easter Parade

New spring styles to love...

Green Festival Runway Show

As part of the Earth Day celebrations, Astridland participated in the Fashion Fights Poverty 
Runway show Sunday at Pier 94. 

  

For the Autumn/Winter 2014 collection, Astridland captures the vibrant spirit of New York City through contradictions: slouchy hoods and luxurious woolen fabrics capture the urban grittiness of city life while clean lines, soft innovative tops and shiny dresses with dolman sleeves evoke a subtle sophistication. 

Astridland is 100 % chic  0 % waste  

Astridland is committed to sustainability. Producing all garments in the Garment District in New York City, the company incorporates all leftover fabrics into accessories such as gloves, handbags and hair accessories. Both function and aesthetic inform the embellishments of the collection.

Fashion Fights Poverty's mission is to raise awareness for initiatives that encourage and support creative, effective, and sustainable means of challenging poverty. We believe that the industries of fashion, textiles, and design offer unique and effective opportunities for designers, craftsmen and consumers alike to contribute to the alleviation of poverty through trade, skill-building and community empowerment

Something To Wear When The Snow Melts

Year of the Horse

Bergdorf Goodman Store Windows

2014 is the Year of the Horse according to Chinese zodiac. 

The Year of the Horse starts from Jan. 31, 2014,
the Lunar New Year and lasts to Feb. 18, 2015.

Our Diva Twist Dress

Bestow & Astridland

In what promises to be a head-turning retail event, 30 prominent alumni of the
Design Entrepreneurs NYC (DENYC) program are coming together to create
an unforgettably chic holiday pop-up boutique that will also benefit New York
Cares and serve as a collection site for their winter coat drive. This diverse
group of New York fashion designers will be offering an expertly curated 

mix of unique ready to wear, evening wear, swimwear, jewelry and accessories.

Bestow promises to be the premiere New York City destination for acquiring
truly special gifts, in part because each designer will be making a 10% donation
of all sales to New York Cares. Participants in the DENYC Design Collective
include bustling local brands, such as Sarah Canner of Vespertine, Sunghee Bang,
Anne Pachan of Cala Ossidiana, Melinda Huff of Mirame, Thea Grant of Bazz de Grant,
Sherita of Viscera NY, Angela Gao, Nzinga Knight, Sena Yang
of Sena, Auralis Herrero of Auralistudio, and many more. (Full list below.)
Design Entrepreneurs NYC is a free, executive-level program that gives selected designers
access to top industry executives and provides them with the skills they need to successfully
run a fashion or accessories label.
A partnership between the Fashion Institute of Technology and the New York City Economic
Development Corporation, DENYC is committed to New York City’s fashion industry
and supporting these talented designers.

New York real estate company Stonehenge Partners is a prominent sponsor of Bestow,
helping the DENYC Collective secure the expansive retail space in the heart of the city at
15thStreet and 6th Avenue. Marketing Manager Lesley Schultz explains why Stongehenge
decided to become involved:
“As the owner and manager of real estate properties in Manhattan, it is our responsibility to showcase the talents of local artists and designers, who keep this city a true epicenter of culture and trendsetting style. We are thrilled to be able to offer a piece of our available commercial space to The DENYC and New York Cares to bring together creativity, celebration, and philanthropy, and even prouder to have the physical space to cook up something so exciting during this very special season in New York City.”

About Design Entrepreneurs NYC
Design Entrepreneurs NYC (DENYC) is a free, intensive, “mini-MBA” program that teaches
emerging New York City-based fashion designers how to run and expand a successful label. 

Design Entrepreneurs NYC is one of six initiatives resulting from Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s Fashion. NYC2020 program to sustain and grow the fashion industry in New York City. The industry chairs for Fashion NYC 2020 are Richard Darling, CEO of LF USA; Diane von Furstenberg, Chairman and Founder, Diane von Furstenberg, and President, Council of Fashion Designers of America; Terry Lundgren, Chairman, President and CEO of Macy’s, Inc.; Andrew Rosen, CEO of Theory; and Kevin Ryan, CEO of Gilt Groupe. Learn more about the Fashion NYC 2020 program at http://www.nycedc.com/fashion.

Address:  101 West 15th Street at 6th Avenue

Pop-Up Schedule:

Thursday Dec. 5 - Opening Night and Party, from 7-10PM
Friday Dec. 6 from 5-9PM
Sat/Sun Dec 7 – 8, from 11-8 PM
Weekday Evenings: Fri. Dec 6 & Wed. Dec. 10 - Fri Dec. 13, from 5-9 PM
Sat/Sun Dec. 14 -15, from 11-8 PM

Participating Designers:
Angela Gao
Anne Pachan of Cala Ossidiana
Astrid Brucker of Astridland
Auralis Herrero of Auralistudio
Ayaka Nishi
Gianna
Jakkie Ston of Saltnston
Karina Kallio of Kallio
Katerina Lankova
Ken Writ of Ken Wroy
Kristi Vosbeck
Layla L’Obatti of Between The Sheets
Mandy Kordal of Kordal
Marcia Budet
Melinda Huff of Mirame
Monisha Raha of Love Is Mighty
Nimet of Soham Dave
Nzinga Knight of Nzinga Knight NY
Rehna Pendse of Design Portfolio
Sandra Murphy of Recollection
Sarah Canner of Vespertine
Sarah Carson of Leota
Sena Yang of Sena
Sherita of Viscera NY
Sunghee Bang
Thaddeus Beals
Thea Grant of Bazz de Grant
Eco Artisan Corp

Astridland Spring/Summer 2014 at the Apple Store

Astridland Presentation at the Apple Store

Fashion Photography with iPhone: Astridland

Fashion designer Astrid Brucker has gone from making costumes for film and television to founding her own women’s fashion line, Astridland, that balances uptown chic with downtown cool. Join the Astridland team, including live models, at this special fashion event to see how they use Apple technology to capture and promote their latest designs.

Tuesday, September 10, 7:00 p.m.

To register scroll down for events to Sept. 10 @ 7 PM
 http://www.apple.com/retail/upperwestside/

Happy 4th of July!

Here's a preview of my adele dress for fall 2013/14

Angelica rocking red

In HUF Magazine!

World IP Day Celebration

 

I was honored to display my goddess gown at the 

International Property Day Celebration at Fordham University.

Professor Susan Scafidi " Hopefully the rest of the world can
put a bit of pressure on Washington to be a bit more thoughtful 

with respect to intellectual property and fashion design."

DIY Fabric Flower Workshop

DIY FABRIC FLOWER WORKSHOP
at the Hester Holiday Fair 233 Mott Street NYC Dec. 15   5-7 PM
These hand sewn hairpins are perfect for casual or dressy events; just the right thing to tuck into your side braid or to hold your bangs back and the perfect present!
Handmade out of recycled materials this DIY project is fun and super easy to make.
astridland prides itself on no waste. Astrid Brucker, a Parsons graduate sews her own collection and with the leftover scraps makes hairpins, fingerless gloves and even handbags. Everything is handmade in her studio in NYC.

The cost is $2 to participate in the workshop or you can just buy the ready made ones. Simple flower hairpins go for $ 5 and more ornate ones are $ 12.

Black & White Drawings

Please join me this Thursday October 25, 2012

for an opening reception of my black & white drawings

at Discovery Wines   16 Ave B 

from 6-8 PM

Inspiration

Vigore Magazine

Party at L'Aristote Nov. 17 from 6-8 PM

I'm in a new store and we're having a party to celebrate. L'Aristote is located at 90 West Houston Street @ the corner of West Broadway. Please stop by for a glass of wine!

Women’s wear, accessories, and one-of-a-kind samples at up to 70 percent off.

astridland in Tantalum Magazine!