Picture the urban landscape of pre-Columbus America: quite a paradox but easily captured by Nicholas K in their Spring/Summer 2014 collection at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week.
The Earth-loving fashionista who struggles to find chic yet sustainable clothing may find some relief in designer Hassan Pierre’s line, Way It Should Be.
Odd showed off a cracked mosaic pattern featured on both tops and skirts, and lace sweaters and hoodies that masked thin tunics and asymmetrical zipper skirts.
Don’t let the name fool you; Shades of Grey by Micah Cohen is mixing more than just black and white this upcoming season. The Spring/Summer 2014 collection is nothing short of a sartorial balancing act, expertly marrying modernity with accessibility, subtlety with edginess, and glamour with functionality.
Branching out from the knitwear for which she is known, Ann Yee’s Spring/Summer 2014 collection, Resurgence, was a perfect balance of trendy and classic. In the presentation at The Highline Loft, the show’s clean white background filled with cinderblocks was indicative of what the designer is known for: contrast.
