Tucked away from the blustery winds and piles of snow, Christian Siriano transported his audience away to the golden age of the Russian Opera for his Fall/Winter 2013 collection.
This collection is not something that is obvious menswear fashion, but that is what makes it art: classic fall-weather clothing with a twist that induces thought.
Kicking off the runway with nude pink cotton blazer and cream-colored pleated skirt, the Korean designer Son Jung Wan introduced her Fall/Winter 2013 collection to the anticipating audience.
Black caps worn backwards and giant ski-google resembling sunglasses were the uniform at the GLAZE Autumn/Winter 2013 men’s presentation. Every model sported this futuristic look, one that properly reflected the same overtly modern aesthetic of the collection.
Fashion inspired by the artistic Baroque period are modernized with black leather and gold hardware as Katarina Grey debuted her Fall/Winter 2013 collection.
In the midst of a sea of reporters, socialites, and celebrities trying too hard to be noticed by street photographers, Jill Stuart’s, simple, gorgeous, and brilliant Fall/Winter 2013 show was a revelation.
Ruffian’s Fall 2013 show started with a bright red light to create an alternative mood in the audience. Alternative rock music was playing in the background to further add the rock and retro style. The looks, however, came off as more of a 60’s style made modern rather than alternative or retro.
Clever, young, and taking their first walk down the New York Fashion Week runway at The Designer’s Loft on West 31st Street, Jessica Lapidos and Thomas Barranca of TILLYandWilliam delivered an exceptional collection that is sure to make a deep impression in years to come.
