Asymmetrically cut dresses, flowing skirts that managed to be both feminine and minimalist, and a recurring geometric pattern were among the highlights of Sally LaPointe's S/S '14 collection.
In her 2014 “Desert Spring” Collection, Lyn Devon once again captures the essence of classic style. From the asymmetrical, structured design of many of the tops to the breezy skirts and pants, there is a very clear 1960s influence—one reminiscent of icons such as Audrey Hepburn and Jackie O.
Taking a softer route from his previous, gothic-inspired collection, Sergio Davila delivered a line full of whimsical pieces fit for any travel-savvy fashionista in his Spring/Summer 2014 collection.
Jorge Arteaga's S/S '14 collection combines classic silhouettes with detailing involving geometric shapes to create a futuristic yet feminine look inspired by modern architecture.
Leave it to BCBGMAXAZRIA to end a show with the runway almost floating with tranquility, ease, and power. This Spring 2014 collection was all about juxtaposition.
The combination of the vivid yet subtle array of color paired with the elevating heart-pounding music brought life to the static menswear presentation at Beyond Closet SS '14.
Behind the brick walls of The Line, koonhor’s captivating collection awakened both feminine beauty through chiffon prints and bustier tops as well as a contrasting theme of a dark confidence in tailored, leather cuts.
Picture the urban landscape of pre-Columbus America: quite a paradox but easily captured by Nicholas K in their Spring/Summer 2014 collection at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week.
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.
