Stepping into Skylight at Moynihan Station, each attendee fell into a trance-like state in which they basked in the ethereal glow of the entire room. Jen Kao, a Steinhardt alumna, created a collection inspired by Yoko Ono, the Beatles, and other musical icons from the 1960s.
The concept of Son Jung Wan S/S 2014 was "Away...", and as the lights brightened and the first model walked down the runway in an off-white jumpsuit with a high neck and slit side cutouts, show attendees were immediately transported to an earthy desert-like scene.
Sukeina by Omar Salam’s Spring/Summer show, labeled “Porcelain,” lived up to its namesake as delicate fabrics and tailoring combined to create a structured yet soft line, exploring the idea of movement and its variations.
Yuna Yang S/S '14 debuted ensembles that were practical and sensible to a certain extent, but they all included a dramatic element of flashiness or creativity that set them apart from the rest.
Asymmetrically cut dresses, flowing skirts that managed to be both feminine and minimalist, and a recurring geometric pattern were among the highlights of Sally LaPointe's S/S '14 collection.
In her 2014 “Desert Spring” Collection, Lyn Devon once again captures the essence of classic style. From the asymmetrical, structured design of many of the tops to the breezy skirts and pants, there is a very clear 1960s influence—one reminiscent of icons such as Audrey Hepburn and Jackie O.
