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.
In her signature style of mixed patterns, Charlotte Ronson presented a stunning Fall 2014 collection that was edgy and modern while still maintaining a distinctive touch of English, feminine elegance.
Heavily influenced by the landscapes and cultures of Northern Africa, Mara Hoffman’s Fall/Winter ‘14 collection came alive at Lincoln Center with striking prints and relaxed silhouettes.
Setting itself apart from the overwhelmingly self-indulgent air that so often drafts through the fashion world, Quarter Water’s Fall/Winter 2014 debut was steeped in unpretentious enjoyment both in its presentation and design.
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.
![[GALLERY] Lacoste Fall/Winter 2014](https://nyunews.com/wp-content/uploads/Lacoste-28-Crop.jpg)
![[GALLERY] General Idea Fall/Winter 2014](https://nyunews.com/wp-content/uploads/General-Idea-32-Crop.jpg)
