This fall, Rossario George is preparing to take flight—both literally and creatively. With two major showcases in Los Angeles and Paris, the luxury fashion house is poised to make a defining statement, blending glamour, innovation, and storytelling into one unforgettable season.

From LA to the World: A Dual Collection Unveiled

In October, all eyes will turn to LA Fashion Week, where Rossario George will unveil a 20-piece collection that brings together the brand’s most beloved design narratives: the sensual elegance of Honey and the bold, avian-inspired drama of Uccello. The result is a breathtaking fusion of structure and sensuality—feathered silhouettes, sculpted tailoring, and unapologetic presence.

“Each piece in this show is a story in motion,” says founder and creative director Tony Vincente. “We’re merging what our community connects with—drama, texture, confidence—and giving it new wings for the world stage.”

Crafted from luxe vegan leather, velvet, metallic fabrics, and ethically sourced feather detailing, the LA showcase will explore the tension between strength and softness, capturing the transformative power of clothing in motion.

Paris Beckons: The Debut of Uccello Prugna

In November, Rossario George will journey to Paris for the 10th anniversary of the Le Mans Fashion Show, where it will debut the Prugna couture collection—an opulent extension of Uccello, steeped in rich, plum-toned drama.

Among the highlights of this exclusive line are the Uccello Prugna “Empress” and “Victoria” gowns, two breathtaking couture pieces destined to become future icons.

• The “Empress” gown is an electrifying showstopper—drenched in deep plum, trimmed in cascading feathers, and sculpted to command attention.
• The “Victoria” gown leans into romantic power: sleek, elegant, and softly feathered, it strikes a regal tone with a whisper of rebellion.

Each piece in Prugna reflects the brand’s philosophy: couture should not only look exquisite but also feel empowering—refined yet fearless.

Studio Spotlight: Tony Vincente on Studio13 Live

Ahead of these global showcases, Tony Vincente recently appeared on Studio13 Live, offering viewers a glimpse into his design process, vision, and the heart behind Rossario George. In the candid segment, he spoke about the brand’s commitment to making fashion both ethical and expressive, sharing exclusive details about upcoming collections and what drives his creative momentum.

The appearance added a personal touch to the growing excitement around the LA and Paris launches—showcasing Vincente not just as a designer but as a storyteller with purpose.

Ethical Luxury, Redefined

Rossario George continues to stand as a beacon of conscious fashion. Since its inception in 2018, the brand has committed to sustainability, vegan materials, fair labour practices, and cruelty-free beauty products through its RG Beauty division.

Luxury here isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about values. Every garment, every gown, and every beauty product carries a message of care: for the planet, for people, and for the power of expression.

A Global Narrative in Motion

This dual-city showcase is more than just fashion week participation—it’s a declaration of identity. Rossario George is using two of fashion’s most influential cities as its canvas: the cinematic energy of Los Angeles and the historic elegance of Paris.

And at the centre of it all is a vision—of transformation, beauty, and unapologetic strength.

What to Expect This Season

• October: A 20-piece spectacle at LA Fashion Week combining the softness of Honey with the bold elegance of Uccello.
• November: The Paris debut of Prugna, with standout pieces like the “Empress” and “Victoria” gowns, in a couture celebration of plum and power.
• Now: Continued innovation and leadership in sustainable fashion, plus exclusive insights from Tony Vincente’s Studio13 Live appearance.

This season, Rossario George isn’t just showcasing garments—it’s delivering a vision. From red carpets to runways, from interviews to international debuts, the brand is making it clear: this is fashion with wings.