Sies Marjan Catwalk Fashion Show New York SS2017

He received raving reviews on his debut collection, but a designer is only as good as his latest collection. So in order to prove he is not an one day fly Sander Lak had to wow us again with his second collection. And the upcoming Dutch designer (who formerly worked at Dries van Noten, Balmain and Philip Lim) made sure he delivered. In an utmost optimistic palette of baby blues, tangerine, khaki and neon lime (“The color palette dictated what this whole collection looks like,” Lak said backstage) he sent out his range of fresh, easy going, grunge inspired creations. Liquid dresses, bias cut pants, pleated skirts and T-shirt tops in shiny satin, patent leather, fluffy furs and easy knitwear made up for a surprising contemporary collection. The audience seemed to love every bit of it. Now let’s see if today’s customer is up for some Sies Marjan style when Sander Lak’s first (fall/winter) collection hits the stores.