AFTERWORK marks a new chapter for four designers - Tula deBaer, Yuval Sorotzkin, Evangeline Ellingsworth, and Noah Savas as they return with evolved collections shaped by identity, craftsmanship, and the personal narratives embedded in clothing.
Set in an industrial space in Williamsburg, the show brings together a community of fashion creatives from across New York. The team behind AFTERWORK spans a wide range of experiences, from independent studios to established houses, united by a shared commitment to supporting emerging voices and creating space for new work to be seen.
Creating a collection is a deeply personal process. Presenting it to an audience is another step entirely. AFTERWORK is an invitation to witness that moment, celebrating the launch of these new collections and the designers behind them.
Contact -
Return to List of Wo
Tula deBaer
Tula deBaer’s work is rooted in the interior life—the unseen emotional landscapes that shape how we move through the world. Beginning as a photographer before discovering design through sewing, deBaer brings a surrealist sensibility to garment-making, exploring human duality and mystique. Through cyanotype prints of her body, she create silhouettes that capture fleeting moments and lasting impressions, drawing inspiration from Yves Klein, Robert Rauschenberg, and Francesca Woodman.
Return to List of Wo
Yuval Sorotzkin
https://yuvalsorotzkin.com/
@yuvalsorotzkin @yuval_sorotzkin
Yuval Sorotzkin approaches fashion as an intimate dialogue between maker and material. Trained at the Fashion Institute of Technology and Politecnico di Milano, her practice is rooted in couture construction, textile manipulation, and hand craftsmanship. Her collection Work in Ruins examines the hidden architecture of dress through exposed corsetry, deconstructed tailoring, and distressed surfaces that explore themes of rupture and repair. Yuval’s work balances fragility and resilience, revealing beauty in structural elements typically concealed, and positioning garment-making as both an emotional and architectural act.
Return to List of Wo