Introducing the Oiselle Runway Slam
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Oiselle has always believed in putting athletes on the runway. Real athletes. Real apparel. We first went to NYFW in 2013 (remember Lauren Fleshman's abs?)
When we returned to NYFW in 2014, Kara Goucher joined us, and our ten athlete models made such a memorable experience.
Since then, we've been looking for the next idea, without simply repeating the past. Then 2017 happened. And we decided to go a step beyond putting athletes on the runway: we're giving those athletes a voice on the runway.
Oiselle is excited to present our first Runway Slam on Saturday, January 13th in Seattle: an intersection of sport, feminism, and fashion. 20+ athletes and leaders will help us launch our Spring '18 line by wearing new Oiselle and delivering a spoken (or musical) piece. You're not going to want to miss this. Our presenters include Lauren Fleshman, Charlotte Austin, Kelly Herron, Tori Franklin, and many many more. We hope to see you, please purchase your ticket here, spots are limited!
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