There can never be too much glitter and glam at New York Fashion Week.
There’s more to New York Fashion Week than the runway shows.
Hair stylists and makeup artists fluttered around Spring Studios’ backstage on Friday in preparation for the Cushnie F/W 2019 show.
Eternity was the inspiration behind the Taoray Wang Fall/Winter 2019 show at New York Fashion Week.
It turns out there’s a lot more to the fair than science.
German-born, Berlin-based designer Marcel Ostertag gave a colorful “thank you” to all of his muses through a floral rainbow collection on the last day of New York Fashion Week. Ostertag’s latest “Muse” collection acknowledged his creative sources in both womenswear and, for the first time, menswear with 59 looks.
Oxford Fashion Studio returned to New York Fashion Week with three runway shows to display the creativity of 15 independent fashion designers.
Afffair added glitz and glam to a cloudy West Village this evening with the debut of its “Power of Fire” Spring/Summer 2019 collection at New York Fashion Week. With a collection of glittering gowns, dresses, jumpsuits, and rompers in a sea of obsidian, gold, and jewel-tone turquoise by Azerbaijani designer Rufat Ismayil, there was no need for the popular Kira Kira sparkle app on this season’s runway.
New York Fashion Week kicked off on Thursday with a presentation showcasing new designers at Chelsea’s Pier59 Studios. Hosted by the Council of Fashion Designers of America and LIFEWTR’s ‘Diversity in Design’ series, designers Jamall Osterholm, Ji Won Choi, and Daniel Cloke debuted their collections.
Refinery’s 29Rooms returns for its fourth year with a new theme of “Expand Your Reality.”