Agent R.E.D. International

Agent R.E.D. International Multiline showroom representing international brands: NU Denmark, XCVI, Aratta and Capote. Agent R.E.D.

International provides international fashion intelligence to the most integral players in fashion in a one stop shopping environment. We are a contemporary wholesale showroom that introduces the American market to some of the most coveted, globally marketed, international contemporary collections. Owner, Genie Parada-Fishman, is now offering her exterpise for trend forecasting and styling to reade

rs and/or viewers. The brands that she discovered have been distributed to several presitigeous department stores and boutiques in the world including Bloomingdales, Olive and Bettes, Oak, and Intermix. Genie has selected pieces worn by Beyonce, Rachel Ray, Giulana Rancic, Carmen Electra, and Ashanti. International PR regularly works with cinema and television networks, international advertising campaigns and styles a multitude of celebrities for major events and photo shoots. Our department excels by thinking outside the box while marketing and publicizing its designers in innovative ways. Through our efforts, we perpetuate the relationship of art and fashion through exhibitions, special events, and charitable endeavors.

A great dress is only the beginning.For me, getting dressed has never been about attention. It’s self-expression—the ple...
09/02/2026

A great dress is only the beginning.

For me, getting dressed has never been about attention. It’s self-expression—the pleasure of taking fashion and making it completely my own. When a look feels truly like me, I feel more confident wearing it.

This dress was a gift from my client and friend Gayle at Ava’s, which makes me love it even more. I took it to Paris and made it mine with a vintage belt I found in Saint-Tropez, one of my signature hats, and copious jewelry and accessories of course.

That, to me, is styling: taking something beautiful and giving it your own point of view. It’s knowing what makes you feel like yourself, then adding the unexpected details that make the look personal. The belt, the hat, the jewelry—each piece changes the story.

It’s instinct. It’s pushing your own boundaries, having fun with fashion, and creating a look that could belong to no one but you.

And where better to take it a little further than Hôtel Costes in Paris? A fashion girls home away from home.

A great dress is only the beginning. What you do with it makes it yours.

I hope this inspires you to push your own style boundaries, have a little more fun with fashion, and make every look more distinctly yours.

Save it. Share it. Then step boldly into your own style.



Hat// Stetson
Dress// Ava's & Around Again
Sunglasses// Dior Official
Earrings// j e n n i f e r z e u n e r
Bracelet// Sourced in St Barth
Belt// Vintage souced in Saint Tropez
R.E.D. Lipstick// Lipstick Queen

I WAS NEVER RAISED TO BELIEVE I BELONGED IN ROOMS LIKE THIS.I just kept walking into them anyway.My mother would have sh...
08/29/2026

I WAS NEVER RAISED TO BELIEVE I BELONGED IN ROOMS LIKE THIS.

I just kept walking into them anyway.

My mother would have shied away from a place like Eden-Roc. We came from an intellectual but extraordinarily modest immigrant family, and this kind of world simply wasn’t our world.

But my grandmother gave me something that turned out to be far more valuable than access.

Audacity.

Somewhere inside me has always been this instinct to push open the door. Walk through the gate. Join the party. Take my place at the table.

Even when, on paper, perhaps I had absolutely no business being there.

I never waited for someone to tell me I belonged.

I behaved as though I did.

And something fascinating happens when you move through the world that way: people tend to believe you.

So yes, sometimes I find myself somewhere as surreal and magnificent as Eden-Roc and stop for a second.

A little girl from the Soviet Union. Raised in a loving, intellectual family that began with very little. Standing here now, surrounded by extraordinary beauty, art, fashion and design.

There is enormous gratitude in that moment.

But in these photographs, there is something even more meaningful standing beside me.

My daughter.

And what I want to pass down to her isn’t Eden-Roc. It isn’t luxury. And it certainly isn’t the idea that belonging comes from having your name on some very exclusive list.

I want to give her the audacity my grandmother gave me.

The instinct to walk toward the door instead of away from it.

To enter the room before she has convinced herself she isn’t supposed to be there.

To understand that she doesn’t need anyone else to decide where she belongs.

Three generations.

One woman who gave me the audacity.
One woman who kept pushing open the doors.
And one little girl I hope will never think twice before walking through them.

THAT is the inheritance.

The audacity to keep opening doors that may appear closed to me—and the conviction to walk through them anyway. To enter every room and every conversation with curiosity, confidence, and the freedom to be exactly where I want to be, without limitation.

08/25/2026

I don’t usually do trends… but when the ladies are this fabulous, they deserve an introduction. 💃🔥

Meet the girls of Agent R.E.D.
Spring 2027. What a fabulous cast of characters.



CHICAGO COLLECTIVE WOMEN’S TRACTR JEANS PROJECT SOCIAL T Threads 4 Thought XCVI

A day before we were supposed to leave for France, I almost cancelled the trip.An escalated travel advisory had been iss...
08/20/2026

A day before we were supposed to leave for France, I almost cancelled the trip.

An escalated travel advisory had been issued for Americans traveling abroad, and suddenly my mind was racing.

Politics. Unrest. Safety. My family.

My mother and I were even debating which language would be “safer” to speak—English or Russian. Two languages, two cultures constantly appearing in the news through the lens of political tension.

For a moment, fear took over.

Maybe we shouldn’t go. Maybe staying home was the safest choice.

But I had been here before.

Two years earlier, just before another trip to France, riots had broken out. I remember calling friends there and asking: what is it actually like?

Their reality was very different from what I was seeing on my screen.

So we went.

And I’m so grateful we did.

Because when we arrived, I didn’t encounter the world I had built in my anxious mind.

I spoke English. I spoke Russian. I told people where I was from.

And when locals heard “New York,” their faces lit up.

At LouLou in Paris, I met a fabulous waiter who told me about his family’s pizzeria in Marseille. His dream was to open a location in America—specifically Williamsburg, Brooklyn, right in my neighborhood.

Thousands of miles from home, and somehow Brooklyn found me.

It reminded me:

There is the world we hear about, and then there is the world we experience.

That doesn’t mean ignoring reality or real warnings—but headlines can’t contain the fullness of a country or its people.

People are people.

Warm, cold, generous, difficult, open, closed—I’ve met them all everywhere.

And once I stepped outside my fear, I didn’t find hostility.

I found conversation. Curiosity. Beauty. Kindness. Connection.

The world is complicated, but also magnificent.

And sometimes we just need to leave the safety of what we know to remember:

We are far more alike than the noise would have us believe.

This trip started with fear.

What followed was something entirely different.

Vive la France! 🇫🇷

07/17/2026

Some brands sell clothes. Others create a legacy.

Project Social T is one of those brands.

For more than a decade, they’ve cultivated an incredibly loyal following by perfecting the pieces women reach for again and again—beautiful staples, elevated graphics, impeccable quality, and effortless style.

Now, the brand is entering an exciting new era as part of the XCVI family, a company I’ve had the privilege of working with for many years.

One of the reasons I’m especially excited? The creative vision of Daniella Clarke.

Many of you know Daniella as the founder of the iconic premium denim label Frankie B—the brand that helped define the low-rise jean movement of the early 2000s. I actually had the pleasure of working with Daniella during those Frankie B years, helping grow the brand as it became a celebrity favorite.

Jennifer Lopez, Paris Hilton, Kate Moss, Jessica Alba, Fergie, Megan Fox, and so many of Hollywood’s biggest style icons were photographed wearing Frankie B. It wasn’t just a denim brand—it became a fashion phenomenon.

Today, Daniella brings that same fearless creativity to Project Social T. Her effortless rock-and-roll spirit, modern femininity, and incredible eye for design are giving the brand fresh energy while staying true to what women have always loved about it.

And yes… creativity runs deep in the family. Daniella is married to legendary guitarist Gilby Clarke of Guns N’ Roses, and their daughter, Frankie Clarke, has forged her own path as the frontwoman of the rock band Frankie and the Studs.

What inspires me most, though, is Daniella herself. A fearless, confident woman, she embodies great style, sexiness, and authenticity. She designs for real women who want to look modern, feel confident, and express their individuality.

Watching Project Social T evolve while honoring its loyal community has been incredibly exciting—and I truly believe this is only the beginning.

Stay tuned… because there’s so much more to share. 🤍 Wearing my Favorite Frankie B ⭐️ jeans!

07/15/2026

A few insider moments from one of the Hamptons’ most stylish afternoons. ✨

Fashion, design, beautiful people… and a touch of unexpected poolside novelty. 😉

And then—something rarely seen—a glimpse inside Purvi Padilla’s extraordinary home. A space few ever experience, and one that quietly defines the level of taste and influence shaping this scene.

The Daily Front Row is always a coveted invite.🤩

The Hamptons’ most stylish invitation? Without question, The Daily Front Row’s annual summer gathering.Every July, fashi...
07/14/2026

The Hamptons’ most stylish invitation? Without question, The Daily Front Row’s annual summer gathering.

Every July, fashion, media, design, and culture’s most fabulous names come together for one unforgettable afternoon—and this year was nothing short of spectacular.

Hosted at the breathtaking Bridgehampton home of world-renowned interior designer Purvi Padia, every corner felt like the pages of a luxury design magazine. Lush florals, dreamy lounge spaces, impeccable details… and yes, a sparkling pool that practically begged for a swim. (Complete with one very handsome floating accessory. 😂)

The guest list? A who’s who of fashion and creativity, including Candace Bushnell, Nicole Miller, Timo Weiland, Chris Coffee of Madison & Sage, and so many familiar faces who continue to shape style and culture.

A heartfelt congratulations and thank you to Eddie Roche, Nandini, and Monica Forman for bringing together another extraordinary celebration of The Daily Front Row and the very best of Hamptons summer life, and for including me in such a wonderful afternoon. ✨

Swipe through for a glimpse inside one of the Hamptons’ most coveted summer invitations.

Which detail would have caught your eye first—the stunning gardens, the incredible design, the fashion, or… the guy in the pool? 😉✨

📸: Caroline Fiss

Dress// Ronny Kobo
Hat// GIGI PIP
R.E.D. Lipstick// Lipstick Queen
Necklace// Kenneth Jay Lane
Earrings// Jennifer Lopez
Gold platforms//
Fabulous sponsors of the events// The Daily Front Row Jumelle Collection Lavazza USA P U R V I • P A D I A

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07/08/2026

Let me take you to the Garment Center… a place of pure, unhinged fantasy.

Unless you’re a fashion insider hunting trims for your next collection, or you clock in at one of the skyscrapers lining this neighborhood — you’d never know this world exists.

Normal people are out here struggling to find pearls for a DIY project. Meanwhile, in here, there’s enough over-the-top embellishment, fabric, trim, and stones to make you question everything you thought you knew about “too much.” It’s giving costume department for a Broadway show that never closes.

Come with me to see what the Garment Center actually holds — from the perspective of someone who’s very much in the know.

Enter: Maximalist heaven. 🧵✨

07/02/2026

During a walk around Williamsburg, I was immediately drawn to a stark white space, begging to be explored. 🤍

Behind the door: intriguing apparel and accessories were displayed in the front of the store, two sewing machines sit in the back, sandwiched between the storefront and a backyard full of greenery and a barbecue. Proof that every piece here is made in-house, by the hands of Jacob and Noah.

Every item in the store is one-of-a-kind — sculptural, unisex, and seriously edgy. Ballew is the antithesis of commercial fashion. The brand has cultivated a cult like Japanese and Korean following that is all about forward-thinking fashion risks.

Jacob and Noah don’t design toward a body. They design toward movement — garments built through instinct and repetition until the shape finds itself. No mood boards. No linear plan. Just material and the guts to keep going until something clicks. Surrealists would’ve loved these two.

Two friends. Shy. Funny. Building something genuinely strange and genuinely good in the back of Brooklyn.

Part one of two. Up next: Noah walks us through his favorite pieces in the store — and wait till you see them…

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