All posts tagged "NYFW"
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Nicole Miller Spring 2018
For her Spring ’18 collection, Nicole Miller transformed the Gramercy Park Hotel rooftop into a Manhattan safari, replete with oversized plants, brush, and the NYC skyline. “We liked because it looked tropical. It was almost ready to go, even though we added a few installations,” Miller told us. Inspired by the film Mogambo—a
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Diane von Furstenberg Spring 2018
With Jonathan Saunders at the helm, DVF is making some of New York’s most vibrant, democratic fashion. Bias-cut dresses, fur-trimmed outerwear, and fab florals are just a few of his most covetable ideas—we’re equally enamored with the fringed dresses and groovy accessories.
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Cushnie et Ochs Spring/Summer 2018
Frida Kahlo’s life and art was the driving force behind Michelle Ochs and Carly Cushnie’s Spring 2018 collection. Never afraid to show some skin with their designs, cut-outs still had a presence, but less so, making room for a softer approach. The dresses were less body-hugging and the hemlines a tad longer, and bight florals
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Milly Spring 2018
Flower power! For Spring 2018, Milly’s Michelle Smith focused on wildflowers with petal-emulating skirts and layers of ruffles, ruffles, and more ruffles. Midriff was a focal point here, with plenty of tummy-baring silhouettes, shirting was strong, and pleats had a major moment by way of skirts and even the bells of an all-white ribbed tunic-turned-pants
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Kate Spade Spring 2018
All the looks from the Kate Spade Spring 2018 collection. Stay tuned for the review…
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Jeremy Scott Spring/Summer 2018
To toast his 20th anniversary, Scott reminisced and riffed on some of his best ideas—sexed-up sportswear, psychedelia, cartoons out-there embellishments, and as always, influences from the street. They were as fresh and fun as ever, especially on this group of killer models. “I’m celebrating my anniversary and wanted to touch back on some memorable moments of
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Brandon Maxwell Spring Summer 2018
Yes, yes, Maxwell showed some colorful blazers and boot-cut jeans this season, but we don’t need him for dressed-down fare—not when his ultra-clean meditation on glam minimalism is this fresh, this modern, this ravishing. We know what we’ll be wearing to every major spring party.
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Monse Spring/Summer 2018
Stars and stripes forever! Fernando Garcia and Laura Kim dabbled in Americana and athleticism without abandoning their (borderline) buttoned-up sensibilities. Monse’s twisted shirting benefited from unexpected pairings, like fringed skirts and flyaway track pants.
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Jason Wu Spring/Summer 2018
Jason Wu reminded everyone that there is still major American talent choosing to show at New York Fashion Week and he is one of them. Wu’s collection wowed in a season that saw the designer loosening up a little. Evening wear came in jersey and cropped and cut-out striped cotton dresses and pantsuits felt youthful
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Tory Burch Spring/Summer 2018
Tory Burch took her show al fresco this season to the manicured garden of the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum. Short of showing in the Hamptons, the setting could not have been more perfect for the designer. This season, Burch was inspired by the late famed interior designer David Hicks, whose son Ashley granted Burch and
