With the help of dramatic classical music in the background, Alexandre Herchcovitch utilized his Spring/Summer 2014 show, located at Milk Studios, to take us on a journey through an evolution of fabrics.
Stepping into Skylight at Moynihan Station, each attendee fell into a trance-like state in which they basked in the ethereal glow of the entire room. Jen Kao, a Steinhardt alumna, created a collection inspired by Yoko Ono, the Beatles, and other musical icons from the 1960s.
The concept of Son Jung Wan S/S 2014 was "Away...", and as the lights brightened and the first model walked down the runway in an off-white jumpsuit with a high neck and slit side cutouts, show attendees were immediately transported to an earthy desert-like scene.
Sukeina by Omar Salam’s Spring/Summer show, labeled “Porcelain,” lived up to its namesake as delicate fabrics and tailoring combined to create a structured yet soft line, exploring the idea of movement and its variations.
Yuna Yang S/S '14 debuted ensembles that were practical and sensible to a certain extent, but they all included a dramatic element of flashiness or creativity that set them apart from the rest.
