New York Fashion Week has been nothing short of fantastic as the world buzzes with the dazzling return of in-person shows in Manhattan.
Close your eyes. Imagine doing 20,000 sit-ups in 30 minutes.
Among the talented designers who showcased their latest creations during New York Fashion Week, this past February was Wang Tao, hailed as “the Queen of the Suit.”
Fashion month is always a dazzling reminder of the fashion industry’s is a widespread and significant impact on our culture.
OqLiq, a menswear brand from Taiwan, hosted their first-ever NYFW show on February 5, at Spring Studios.
Fashion week may have ended but it’s sweet memory remains.
This past Monday, nearing the end of New York’s most trail-blazing and creative week, Stacey Bendet’s alice + olivia presented its Fall/Winter 2020 collection at Highline Stages in Chelsea.
At the peak of New York Fashion Week 2020, BMW presented “The Talks” panels titled, “The New Faces Of Fashion.” The morning of Thursday, February 6th, Nikki Ogunnaike, GQ fashion director, moderated a panel with Christopher John Rodgers, a CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund winner, who has dressed not only the former First Lady Michelle Obama but celebrities such as Tracee Ellis Ross and Cardi B. Rodgers has also shown critically acclaimed collections at New York Fashion Week and is presenting his third collection this year.
What happens when you get a pop icon, a patient advocate, a champion boxer and Doctor Oz together to walk in a fashion show is a question that maybe no one ever asked, but it was answered to the hilt at the Blue Jacket Fashion Show, part of New York Fashion Week.
On Friday, February 7th BLANCORE presented its 2020 Autumn/Winter collection “Lost Elf” at Spring Studios in New York City. This show marks BLANCORE’s second time showcasing at New York Fashion Week, following its debut last season.