Although Koonhor has only been on the scene for three seasons, the brand is quickly gaining recognition for its unassuming audacity and androgynous aesthetics. The duo designers, Catrine Thé and Koon Lim, take their inspiration from female narratives, designing for the empowered, modern woman.
Ricardo Seco’s 2014 Fall/Winter collection could be described in two words: dreamy prep. With creamy textures, wool and tweed, and pastel tones of robin blue, periwinkle and highlights of baby pink, the audience is quickly reminded of New York City’s uptown people.
Emma Scoble, Contributing Writer
• February 11, 2014
ominic Louis, created by Louis Mairone in 2010, is known for its bold, menswear-inspired, unisex clothing. However, tonight marked the debut of the label’s second collection, and changes to Mairone’s aesthetic were noticed.
Noon by Noor’s Fall/Winter runway show overflowed with prints and textures inspired by nature, and included various eco-friendly fabrics such as neoprene, felt, and faux fur.
As snow began to fall in front of the entrance and playfully mysterious music began to play, models drifted around the space at Eyebeam showing off the equally playful and intriguing designs of Honor's Fall/Winter 2014 collection.
Metallic fabrics, silver and gunmetal, raised collars and geometric cuts only mean one thing: futuristic. That was the theme of Katya Leonovich’s Fall 2014 collection, which was showcased at Lincoln Center.
