With a jam-packed schedule and the ever changing – newly restricting industry protocol it’s become increasingly hard for a young member of the press, such as myself, to find the excitement I once had during this time of year. However, VFILES has managed to reignite that dwindling light of New York Fashion Week enthusiasm.
If you look for high energy on the runways of New York Fashion Week, Vivienne Tam’s FW17 show most certainly delivered. Inspired by the electrifying energy of Hong Kong nightlife – where the neon lights decorate the city skyscrapers – Tam’s collection showcased looks that were unafraid to be bold, bright, and fun.
Cinq à Sept had their Fall/Winter 2017 Presentation last week at Le Coucou, the romantic Lower East Side hotspot.
Joico’s new guest artistic director Vivienne Mackinder is responsible for the 1920s style bouncy bobs and glossy finger waves that accompanied Malan Breton’s Fall 2017 collection. Mackinder shares styling tips and talks about how history and fashion inspire her as a hairdresser.
On Friday, Industria welcomed Theatre Products’ first show outside of Japan for NYFW17.
In his first stand-alone presentation, up-and-coming Japanese designer Kozaburo Akasaka presents an exploration of fashion influenced by rock music throughout the decades, drawing inspiration from the 90s Tokyo streetwear that surrounded him as he grew up.
Luxury menswear designer Brett Johnson held his fall 2017 runway show at Cadillac House during NYFW:Men’s.
Los Angeles-based lifestyle brand Bristol maximizes the glamor of nonchalance in its second collection.
Uri Minkoff, up-and-coming menswear designer and brother of Rebecca Minkoff, reinvents the wardrobe of the modern urban commuter in his Fall 2017 collection.
On Wednesday, February 1, LANDLORD debuted its Fall/Winter 2017 collection at Skylight Clarkson Square in New York City.