Elizabeth Grap, Contributing Writer
• September 17, 2014
This London Fashion Week has been truly redefining. Every designer from Richard Nicoll to Lucas Nascimento took risks by completely changing their brand’s trademark looks and played with new, fun ways to dress the modern woman. Some brands played with the athleisure style and worked with androgynous, comfort-driven pieces while others kept it very feminine and formal.
As fashion week sets in New York, it is just rising in London. The designers, the models and the stars will all shine again on the runways, but that’s where the similarities end. Rachel Wang, a junior in the Gallatin School of Individualized Study, is spending her semester in London through the Gallatin Program in Global Fashion. Rachel was kind enough to answer some of our questions regarding the differences between these cities.
On the final day of Mercedes Benz Fashion Week, Lincoln Center celebrated another successful season with eight memorable collections.
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With antique chandeliers lining the ceiling and a backdrop of ringing school bells and dark primitive music, Luar Zepol’s Spring/Summer 2015 collection debuted at Webster Hall....
Bailey Evans, Deputy Features Editor
• September 11, 2014
As New York Fashion Week wound down, Erin Fetherston’s Spring/Summer 2015 collection personified the designer’s trademark, California chic style. Crisp whites and playful citrus-colored...
David Bologna, Beauty & Style Editor
• September 11, 2014
Christian Siriano's dramatic aesthetic invited guests to a world of crystalized glamour, though it hardly began that way.
Taking the primary spots down the runway were a...
Michelle Lim, Editor-At-Large
• September 10, 2014
Sporty New York City meats urban Mexico. Ricardo Seco’s 2015 Spring/Summer line, “Dreams,” stays true to his Mexican origins, influenced by the warm-toned Wixárika tribe,...
Cicek Erel, Web Managing Editor
• September 10, 2014
When Betsey Johnson arrives at New York Fashion Week, she doesn’t just put on a runway show — she throws a party. For Spring/Summer 2015, Johnson celebrated marriage and equality...
The laid-back, anti-fashion spirit of the 90s was resurrected for Organic by John Patrick's spring 2015 collection. Models made their way through the curving row of seats in relaxed,...
In Parkchoonmoo’s Spring/Summer 2015 collection, Demi Park left her comfort zone of monochrome clothes to add a special touch of radiant red wedges in her standout look....
Grace Halio, Contributing Writer
• September 9, 2014
As guests of Zang Toi’s Spring 2015 show took their seats, Lana Del Rey’s “National Anthem” played, speaking to the theme of the designer’s 25th Anniversary Show: “A...
