Are you wearing your Nike x Off White trainers? That mini Jacquemus bag? Or a Victoria Beckham skirt? A sharp suit by your favorite New York designer perhaps? Or something romantically over the top? We’ve captured the best dressed #NYFW show goers. See our gallery below & you might be inspired!
Are you wearing your Nike x Off White trainers? That mini Jacquemus bag? Or a Victoria Beckham skirt? A sharp suit by your favorite New York designer perhaps? Or something romantically over the top? We’ve captured the best dressed #NYFW show goers. See our gallery below & feel inspired!
Are you wearing your Nike x Off White trainers? That mini Jacquemus bag? Or a Victoria Beckham skirt? A sharp suit by your favorite New York designer perhaps? Or something romantically over the top? We’ve captured the best dressed #NYFW show goers. See our gallery below & feel inspired!
New York Fashion Week might have scaled down a bit, we’re as inspired as ever for what’s to come. To give you a short summery of the #nyfw highlights and to inform you on what styles you might be wearing six months from now we’ve selected the biggest trends for the new season.
So far it seems the aw2019 season is going to be a colorful one, purple being the main color of choice (Michael Kors, Sies Marjan, Anna Sui). The dress up game is either classic and super feminine – think: Victorian collars (Marc Jacobs, Zimmerman), cinched waists (Prabal Gurung, Proenza Schouler) and glamorous feather skirts – or androgynous and sharp – & crispy white – (Prabal Gurung, Ralph Lauren, Proenza Schouler).
Interesting were the quilted evening gowns Oscar de la Renta sent out, amazing how the label turned such heavy fabrics into elegant dresses. Talking heavy fabrics, the patchwork trend made it’s way onto the runway too (Prabal Gurung, Michael Kors, Oscar de la Renta).
And good news for anyone who isn’t planning on giving up his/her collection of leopard printed fashion pieces: the trend is here to stay (Marc Jacobs, Coach, Anna Sui).
Below our galleries of all the above trends, a first sneak peek for the upcoming season, FW2019.
New York Fashion Week fw2019 is in full swing. Our team is there to capture the shows and the best dressed show-goers. Below an overview of the (quite colorfully dressed) streetstyle stars of day four.
A backdrop of sixties concert posters, rainbow colored clothes and bright wigs for the models to match; Anna Sui invited us to her world of pop. A touch of retro, a bit of granny chic and a whole lot of dressing up going on here. The main ingredients for the Anna Sui fw2019 look? A floral printed dress and an heavy cardigan, bright colored legs, flat ankle shoes, a funky wig and some shaggy hats. Knits, silks and faux furs in the mix. It might have all been a little too retro, but the clothes breathed Anna Suit in every fibre. The swinging sixties in full effect. Are you ready?
After a few shows in Paris Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough returned to NYFW this week. With a collection of oversized boxy jackets and long, dashing silhouettes. Tweed suits were made feminine by the tight bodies and bare skin underneath it. Roomy coats were cinched at the waists. A few long and lean dresses had wholes at the armpits, others had mesh details around the neck. There was duality in many looks, like a semi leather jacket, a sleeveless denim jacket (worn over a trench) and the pleated bottoms of some dresses. A plastic trenchcoat looked like a huge necessity for our Dutch fall season. Overall the collection was sophisticated and classic with the right touch of modernity.
New York Fashion Week fw2019 is in full swing. Our team is there to capture the shows and the best dressed show-goers. Below an overview of the (quite colorfully dressed) streetstyle stars of day three.
New York Fashion Week fw2019 is in full swing. Our team is there to capture the shows and the best dressed show-goers. Below an overview of the streetstyle stars of day two.
Our Thursday morning started off with a breakfast at Ralph Lauren’s. yogurt, eggs, bagels and a stunning fw2019 collection awaited us at his café at the 72nd Street side of his Madison Avenue women’s flagship store. “Ralph’s Coffee” was an intimate, branded setting, such a pleasant way to do a fashion show these days. Not to mention a perf follow up to the fashion house’s 50th anniversary last year. Ralph’s models started their strut on the staircase all the way through the café. They sported sophisticated, classic looks in a palette solely existing of black, white and gold. Their clothes looked like they’d appeal to women of all ages. Don’t we all want a pair of sequined pants and tuxedo jackets, classic V-neck jumpers, see through blouses, little black dresses, pleated pants and asymmetrical party tops in our wardrobe? Not to mention the finale of golden dresses; tea dresses, T-shirt dresses, slip dresses, column gowns. Gold waist belts, chunky earrings and pointy heels topped it all off. Classic elegancy with a modern touch. We like.
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