Inspired by the dazzling yellow hues that decorate the interior of the Olive Town Courthouse, Lucio Castro’s Fall/Winter 2013 menswear line employed copious stripes and color blocking. The clothes consisted of mostly neutral tones, occasionally flashing a primary colored detailed. During the presentation, the models lined up in front of and behind two large pieces of yellow cellophane, which looked somewhat like hugely magnified caution tape. Each girl strutted confidently while music by Ryan Smith played in the background.
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Trina Turk, a California native, was determined to bring the essence of her home state to her debut presentation at New York...
Vivienne Tam’s Fall/Winter 2013 collection debuted in red, white, and black with thumping electronica, full of allusions to both American and Chinese pop culture and politics. Citing the punk movement and pop art as influences for this collection’s look, Tam presented an array of strong but feminine, 1960s-esque sheath dresses and shirt-dresses juxtaposed with boxier shirts with a distinctly militant feel. Shiny-heeled boots as well as heels with ankle straps complimented the varied silhouettes of the clothing.
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If there were one word to describe Catherine Malandrino’s Fall/Winter 2013 collection, it would be fierce. Inspired...
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The Lela Rose Fall 2013 runway show at New York’s Mercedez-Benz Fashion Week stunned a packed audience with pieces that managed...
Venexiana brought rock and roll to the runway for this Fall 2013. Kicking off the show with a nod to old Hollywood glamor, all of the looks merged movie star elegance with an avante garde, punk edge.
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With the help of Sebastien Perrin’s music, Richard Chai’s Fall/Winter 2013 runway began its show with a solid impression. ...
All black walls and simple spotlights set the tone of minimalism for the Tibi fall 2013 runway show. The music was the most extravagant part of the display, pumping top 40 remixes as the model strutted in stripped down sportswear.
