Mila Hall, Contributing Writer
• September 8, 2014
The first people to take Malan Breton’s Spring/Summer 2015 runway were not models. The lights dimmed and out raced two spritely male dancers, soon to be followed by two equally...
Monique Lhuillier’s Spring 2015 collection did not deviate from her typical aesthetic, but found its strength in the accessibility, hidden complexness and emotional capacity...
The lights dimmed momentarily as an ambient drumbeat faded. Light broke through the dark room and reflected off the x-shaped runway. As mysterious music influenced by ‘80s punk...
Alon Livné struck the audience with well-defined edge in his Spring/Summer 2015 collection. As the show began, Ariana & the Rose braced the stage with live pulsing music...
Predictable concepts were matched with surprising cuts as Lacoste presented its contrasting Spring/Summer 2015 collection at Lincoln Center.
The collection’s yachting theme...
A barefoot Idgy Dean stands center stage, stomping on guitar pedals and wailing into a single microphone. Around her stands Jay Godfrey’s Spring/Summer 2015 collection, actively...
Through his latest collection, Lie Sang Bong conducts a conversation between sleek, feminine silhouettes and practical craftsmanship to mark his New York Fashion Week debut.
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.
For his Fall 2014 collection, Angel Sanchez champions themes previously utilized in his Spring Evening 2014 line and intensely plays them up to craft sharp, no-nonsense looks.
The models of the Mathieu Mirano Fall 2014 show, with slicked ponytails wearing nude or black classic pumps, strutted down the unconventional runway at Lincoln Center.
