The Yajun show showcased a series of black and white pieces that blurred the lines Between traditional clothing and avant-garde silhouettes with the use of voluminous puffer jackets, elongated shirts, oversized jackets and heavily gathered sleeves. Basic items were elevated with rebellious touches created through tonal fabric overlays and texture.
All comes from nothing, a term that can be used for clothing, after all, it all starts as basic fabric yardage before being transformed into an item of clothing. Designer, Eva Xu was inspired by the work of Gustave Klimt, in particular, “The woman in gold” (Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I) at the Neue Galerie.
The 90’s are back, and N-P-Elliot debut Fall ’18 collection at New York Fashion Week was definitely a throwback to the time when fanny packs were in, and cropped pants were a thing.
One of the most highly anticipated films of the year is without a doubt Marvel Studios’ Black Panther.
“I just started thinking more about the issues that are surrounding the idea of black cinema and black designers having more representation.” – Aurora James
German-based fashion brand, Marcel Ostertag, brought the bustling metropolis of Berlin for his fifth season as part of New York Fashion Week to unveil Autumn/Winter 2018.
Marvel Studios Black Panther hit theaters yesterday and it has been madness.
Imagining an urban traveler’s spiritual pilgrimage through the Himalayas to Tibet, Vivienne Tam strives to conjure the concepts of unity, wholeness, and infinity through practical cold-weather ensembles in her Fall/Winter 2018 collection.
Behind the scenes of the Naeem Khan AW18 show, TRESemmé New York Fashion Week stylist Odile Gilbert was racing against the clock to craft a perfect “side slicked braided twist” on every model.
What do you get when Marvel’s Black Panther and New York Fashion Week collide?