Bibhu Mohapatra’s collection embodied classic, timeless beauty without holding back on the type of sparkle and glam that would draw attention in a ballroom.
From Casting to Campaign is one of several Beyond The Show panels happening during New York Fashion Week.
The alice + olivia by Stacey Bendet F/W ’19 collection told a story of mysterious fantasy, one where a butterfly’s wings could perfectly perch atop a leopard without so much as a growl. Inspired by Fantasia, Bendet’s fall/winter showcase redefined the modern romantic fairytale while reminding audiences to remain empowered through fashion.
Nolcha Shows, held during New York Fashion Week, is the go-to destination to support independent fashion designers. This season’s show picked up where it left off in September with a show dedicated to Amnesia, Vitruvius, and Hathairat on February 10th.
The Sienna Li fall/winter 2019 collection “Polarity” runway show was an immersive experience that took us back to the 20th century with an air of fantasy surrounding it all.
NYFW is slowly winding down but runways throughout the city are still heating up with flashy and striking looks that attract the high-profile stars sitting front row. However, Mexico City-born and Brooklyn living designer Paola Hernández took a subtler yet fashionable approach to her Fall/Winter 2019 line.
Steal the TRESemmé-powered look from the Prabal Gurung show: a bold look worn by everyone from Candice Swanepoel to Taylor Hill.
Custo Barcelona presented its Insta Glam, fall 2019/winter 2020 collection and gave a preview of its childrenswear line, on Saturday February 9th at the Pier 59 studios in New York City. Natti Natasha, the Latin singer, joined the models at the catwalk to showcase the collection.
On Saturday we attended the Fashion as an agent of change – the panel of esteemed ladies provided an insight into stigmatism’s, race, gender, sustainability and ethical practice within the fashion industry.
Designers, models, athletes, and influencers came together on Wednesday, February 6 in honor of Ruth E. Carter’s costume design career.