The Gutai art movement in 1950’s Japan, the wabi-sabi aesthetic, interior designer Axel Vervoordt, and a clash of eastern and western details all contributed to an intricate web of inspiration for designer Brandon Sun.
Consistent with his past collections of glittering evening wear and luxurious furs, Bibhu Mohapatra’s new collection for Fall/Winter 2013 proved even more impeccable and decadent than his last. Inspired by the photography of Man Ray and his muses, the 33-look collection featured subtle hints of Dadaism and Bauhaus art and is evocative of Parisian glamour in the 20s and 30s.
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VANTAN TOKYO is either the only design school participating in Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, or the only Japanese design school,...
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Inside the gritty Pier 57, new creative director Andreas Melbostad debuted his sexy, biker inspired fall/winter 2013 collection...
Michael Kors has American sportswear, Coco Chanel had the ladylike suit, and Badgley Mischka has the evening gown -- such is the way that things are in the fashion world, and Mark Badgley and James Mischka made sure that the audience was as aware of that fact as ever with their Fall/Winter 2013 collection.
In an ethereal, glowing setting, New York Fashion Week first-timer Hanako Maeda debuted her forest-inspired fall line. Citing “Into the Woods,” folktales, and works by Gerhard...
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With post-bop music wafting through the presentation space at Lincoln Center, the themes are casual, cool, collected and retro....
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Katherine Hepburn meets Tilda Swinton. The Fall/Winter 2013 collection composed by Daniella Kallmeyer has Old Hollywood...
Well-known for bright, daring designs, Stacey Bendet’s label Alice + Olivia did not disappoint at the winter presentation. Held at the High Line Stages, just a few doors down from the label’s store, the event was as fun as the designs.
Kaelen Haworth’s Fall/Winter collection mirrored her previous collection’s soft and light aesthetic, while also adding in a heavier element. Haworth incorporated light fabrics like organza, silk, and linen with heavier fabrics like jacquard pleats, leather, and knits. The incorporation of both light and heavy fabrics in each piece gave a toughness and edginess to each model, while still making them look fresh and youthful.
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Design duo Flora Gill and Alexa Adams of Ohne Titel played with the opposing tensions of strength and ease for their Fall/Winter...
