ubin & Chapelle’s Fall/Winter 2014 collection was, to say the least, inundated with contradictions. Comprised of dueling concepts, the show reflected an improvement in design from their past collections.
Designer Monika Kowalska's 2014 Fall/Winter line incorporates unexpected marriages of funky patterns: checks, plaids and thin stripes that screamed "autumn" with cartoon-like sketches of lightning bolts and rain clouds.
Dimmed lights and rhythmic beats mystified the Salon at Lincoln Center prior to Nautica’s “Black Sail” runway show for their Fall 2014 Men’s Collection.
Opening the runway with a booming heartbeat track, Spanish-based brand Desigual beamed with positivity in its Fall/Winter 2014 collection. Their theme, “Love in the City,” shone through bold yet effortless looks, highlighting 60s mod-dress cuts and pop-art prints.
Araks Yeramyan revealed her 2014 Autumn line at the Canoe Studios, looking over the Hudson River. A quick glance into the spacious loft, soft pastel-gray curtains flowed behind the models, giving every piece a feminine and wispy touch.
Jay Godfrey's Fall/Winter 2014 collection made from absolutely no animal products is not only eco-friendly but makes a bold and stylish statement for Fall 2014, perfect for the woman who prefers a vintage look with an updated new twist.
Yuna Yang’s Fall/Winter 2014 collection was anything but cold and wintry. The pieces are a surefire way to warm up the scene of dark clothing that is traditional for the season.
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The Raoul Women’s F/W 2014 line, presented at Lincoln Center’s Kaplan Penthouse, was a nostalgic step back to fashion’s golden...
