The highly-anticipated showcase featured Bach Mai, House of Aama, and Vivian Chan alongside Cadillac’s all-electric lineup.
Los Angeles, we have arrived. đź’Ł To celebrate 20 years of Fashion Bomb Daily, The Bomb Fashion Show made its L.A. debut with Cadillac at Nya West in Hollywood for an immersive celebration of fashion, design, and modern luxury.
Presented by Cadillac, the evening featured capsule collections by Bach Mai, House of Aama and Vivian Chan alongside Cadillac’s all-electric LYRIQ, VISTIQ and OPTIQ, respectively. In place of a traditional runway, models moved through the architectural space, highlighting the design connections between each look and its paired vehicle.
The collaboration was rooted in a shared belief in confident, forward-looking design that challenges convention. Each designer created an exclusive finale look inspired by a Cadillac EV, translating sculptural proportions, commanding presence, refined craftsmanship, and intentional innovation into fashion.
Bach Mai explored aerodynamic curves, technical seamwork and couture craftsmanship, finding common ground in a shared vision of American glamour. “I love that Bach Mai and Cadillac both speak the language and that’s one of American glamour,” said Mai. “I think Cadillac really just defines American luxury and that’s what I hope my brand will do one day.” Inspired by the LYRIQ’s Opulent Blue, Mai chose a voluminous cobalt gown paired with a structured bomber jacket, its dramatic proportions reflecting the vehicle’s sculpted form.
Mother-daughter design duo Rebecca Henry and Akua Shabaka of House of Aama selected vibrant textiles and expressive silhouettes from their Sun Records collection, with warm reds and golds echoing the VISTIQ’s bold color. The pairing also resonated with their Los Angeles roots. “When we think about Cadillac we have to also think about car culture here in LA and the history of how people would pull up to events,” the pair said.
Vivian Chan translated the OPTIQ’s bold proportions and geometric details into a copper-orange ensemble. “What I love about Cadillac’s design language is that it’s vibrant, it makes a statement, but it’s still refined,” Chan said. Her interplay of fabric balanced refinement with spontaneity, expressing a belief she shares with Cadillac: Luxury should feel personal, progressive and full of possibility.
Following the presentation, Fashion Bomb Daily Founder and CEO Claire Sulmers spoke with the designers about their creative processes and inspirations. The evening continued with remarks from Mirror Digital Founder and CEO Sheila Marmon, music by DJ Brian Henry, and an up-close look at the collections and Cadillac’s electric lineup.
The result was more than a fashion show—it was a meeting of independent creative voices and a brand redefining modern luxury for those who move the world forward.
A special thank you to Cadillac, Mirror Digital, the designers, models, production team, and everyone who joined us for this milestone celebration. And with its first Los Angeles show, Fashion Bomb Daily has opened a bold new chapter.
