Fashion Week from NY, London, Milan and Paris
Day 2 of New York Fashion Week on February 7th, I attended Oxford Fashion Studio collective runway show presenting 10 designers at Pier 59 Studios to a full house. The collections ranged from traditional womenswear and gender neutral apparel to jewelry and accessories, and a red-carpet ready plus size collection, offering truly something for everyone…
Day 1 of New York Fashion Week on February 6, I attended the runway show oqLiq – the innovative menswear brand from Taiwan. The FW20 collection titled ” Omni Direction focused on technical design and new tech materials. Each look played a part each look played a part set for the most fashionable hike, whether…
On the last day of New York Fashion Week, Maturos NYC debuted their FW19 collection led by industry veteran Pam Martin. The collection captures the essence of lux-leisure with unexpected elements, creating stylish, versatile and current staples that embrace the now in a sophisticated way. The collection bridges the gap between street sensibility and femininity…
CAAFD (The Council of Aspiring American Fashion Designers) staged its world-class of emerging designers during New York Fashion Week with a lineup of talented designers from around the globe. CAAFD approved designers including RC Caylan, Imogen Evans, Viktória Tisza, Tom Foolery, Sania Maskatiya, Mouton Blanc by Hakuyo Miya and Ruth Zabetta were among some of…
A duo of Qatari designers came together to present a new take on modest, traditional fashion from the Middle East at NYFW. The star of the show was not only garments but intricate jewelry designs as well. Ghada Albuainain X Harlienz garments and accessories floated down the runway showing that modest fashion and jewelry are…
Another great show took place at New York Fashion with Mark Gong showcasing his ready-to-wear Fall/Winter ’19 collection. Gong seasoned a refreshing twist on the “Wild West” aesthetic. Instead of the true grit of American west, embracing the mixture of masculine and feminine elements into the collection was a no-brainer. Scroll to see the collection….