The Earth-loving fashionista who struggles to find chic yet sustainable clothing may find some relief in designer Hassan Pierre’s line, Way It Should Be.
Odd showed off a cracked mosaic pattern featured on both tops and skirts, and lace sweaters and hoodies that masked thin tunics and asymmetrical zipper skirts.
Don’t let the name fool you; Shades of Grey by Micah Cohen is mixing more than just black and white this upcoming season. The Spring/Summer 2014 collection is nothing short of a sartorial balancing act, expertly marrying modernity with accessibility, subtlety with edginess, and glamour with functionality.
Branching out from the knitwear for which she is known, Ann Yee’s Spring/Summer 2014 collection, Resurgence, was a perfect balance of trendy and classic. In the presentation at The Highline Loft, the show’s clean white background filled with cinderblocks was indicative of what the designer is known for: contrast.
At first the dearth of decoration seemed prosaic but as soon as the music, smooth horns mixed with heavy bass, cascaded out from the speakers and the models, sporting boxy jackets and billowing skirts, cascaded out from backstage, the perfect connection between the setting and John Patrick’s Spring/Summer 2014 collection for Organic became apparent.
