Flying Solo F/W 2019
Since 2016, Flying Solo has banded together over 70 designers from across the globe collaborate to create collections. With so many designers working together it is no wonder that their Fall/Winter 2019 collection was...
Ricardo Seco F/W 2019
No matter how strong a message Seco pushed with his designs, the chaos surrounding the event cannot be ignored. Members of the press and guests to the show were forced to wait in the...
Fashion Hong Kong F/W 2019
On an unusually sunny winter day in Chelsea, hundreds of viewers flocked indoors to see three talented Hong Kong designers with three distinct styles own the runway at Industria NYC. As the lights inside...
Burning Guitars and Grayling Purnell F/W 2019
Burning Guitars and House of Grayling Purnell debuted their Fall/Winter 2019 lines yesterday at the Angel Orensanz Foundation in the Lower East Side in a joint show that showcased their respective collections.
BURNING GUITARS
While...
Sweet Talk Swim and Kentaro Kameyana F/W 2019
Inside the colorfully lit Angel Orensanz Foundation in lower Manhattan, two distinctly different brands, Sweet Talk Swim and Kentaro Kameyana, debuted their Fall/Winter 2019 collections.
SWEET TALK SWIM
Designer Cheyenne Anderson brought the future to...
Laurence & Chico F/W 2019
Laurence & Chico debuted their Fall/Winter 2019 at Pier 59 in Chelsea. The duo is known for their flamboyant and colorful designs as well as their eccentric vibe, and their new Thailand-inspired collection did...
Jiri Kalfar F/W 2019
In the West Village, Czech-based designer Jiri Kalfar entered the United States market with his folk-art and rock 'n' roll garments. His collection pushed boundaries and redefined the meaning of femininity. Having previously shown...
Indonesian Diversity F/W 2019
In a place like New York City, where there is a sea of people in dark neutrals, Indonesian Diversity broke barriers and introduced again what it means to live a life of color. This...
Grungy Gentleman F/W 2019
The Grungy Gentleman Fall/Winter 2019 line artfully combines streetwear with athletic wear. From the red, orange and blue that graced most of the new sweatsuits to the bolder tye dye pieces that incorporated yellow...
