10:00 AM Thursday marked the beginning of the Fall/Winter 17 show season, kicked off by designers Nicholas and Christopher Kunz for Nicholas K.
Kendall Miles presented her fall/winter 2017 shoe collection on February 8th at Spring Place in New York City. The Chicago native is not your typical 22 year old. She just graduated from USC in May 2016, and 9 months later, she is presenting at New York Fashion Week.
After Riccardo Tisci departed from the french fashion house Givenchy, there are speculations of who is going to take on the role next. Few names were being considered as his possible replacement. Designers Hedi Slimane, Clare Waight Keller, and Balmain’s Olivier Rousteing are all up for consideration along with Virgil Abloh.
With fans like Miley Cyrus and Katy Perry, Hayley Elsaesser is making Fanta and cherry cola waves at New York Fashion Week.
Immediately as you enter designer Hayley Elsaesser’s presentation, you are greeted with a shock of pink and music that dips and curves as the people do. The stage has been set and the vibe established: Elsaesser wants to be seen and heard. Bedazzled unicorns, rainbows on clouds and retro prints of space create a pattern of guiltless youth on vibrant, juicy colors.The prints borrow from the disco era’s electrifying palette but Elsaesser’s take on it is refreshing. Pink, orange and purple devour the scene.
Each look comes with its distinct make up, hair and nails, reinforcing the fact that uniformity and the invisible model do not belong here. Here, the model makes a statement as much as the clothes do. Elsaesser embraces differences, loudness and individuality and proves it by pairing a pink unicorn dotted shirt with black dungarees spotted with pink moons and suns. The jarring effect paradoxically brightens the room, making us question why we concern ourselves so gravely with making sure our clothes always match. Elsaesser’s choice of color and print rediscover what it means to be hedonistic and fun when life takes itself too seriously. The unrivalled joy in which Hayley Elsaesser makes her stance on identity is absolutely mouthwatering.
It’s NYFW and we went backstage for Erin Fetherston F/W 2017 with Glamsquad then hit the runway for the show. Read on!
When one thinks of Epson, black printers and tech gadgets come to mind; but last night at the Digital Couture Project, there was a much more colorful side to the Japanese electronics maven.
Inspired by balloons and charged with the static of trailblazing technology PH5’s founder Wei Lin and designer Mijia Zhang float into Fashion Week with confidence.
On February 6th, Charli Howard and Clementine Desseaux led the second unveiling of their All Woman Project at Aerie’s Pop Up store in SoHo.
Los Angeles-based lifestyle brand Bristol maximizes the glamor of nonchalance in its second collection.
Born in Germany, 27-year-old “army brat” Julian Woodhouse is the man behind the Wood House brand. He launched his self-titled brand in 2014 while living and modeling in Seoul, South Korea.