Denver, CO, November 5, 2026 — Colorado fashion designer Marci Davis is set to present her latest collection, highlighting an “eco-print evolution,” at the upcoming Denver Fashion Week. The announcement places Davis among the designers contributing to the event’s showcase of contemporary fashion.

Eco-printing is a dyeing technique that uses natural materials like leaves, flowers, and bark to create prints and patterns on fabric. This method relies on the natural pigments found in plant matter, often utilizing heat and mordants to fix the colors to the textile. The “evolution” in Davis’s work suggests a progression or refinement of this technique, potentially incorporating new materials, processes, or aesthetic approaches.

Denver Fashion Week is an annual event that features collections from local and regional designers. It typically serves as a platform for emerging and established talent to display their creations to a wider audience, including industry professionals, media, and fashion enthusiasts. The event aims to foster the growth of the fashion industry within the Denver metropolitan area and the broader Rocky Mountain region.

Specific details regarding the collection’s theme, the types of fabrics used beyond their eco-printed nature, or the exact date and time of Marci Davis’s showcase were not provided in the summary. Information about the contractor’s name or the specific venue for the Denver Fashion Week event was also not specified.


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