The second round of men’s fashion week in New York City has officially wrapped up. We saw some strange trends this season: Michael Kors made lanyards the new hottest accessory, Thom Browne attempted to make face hats the new hottest accessory, and let us not forget about Riccardo Tisci’s sporty kilts.
Galore went backstage at the chicest of the menswear shows: Rochambeau, Plac, Public School and Tim Coppens (to name a few). In the photos below, Hannah Sider photographed 13 of our favorite looks.
This Fall, we present you with the dynamic dup we didn’t know we needed but that we most certainly want (and do, in fact, need). Princess Nokia is officially the face of Betsy Johnson’s Fall campaign. And while the collaboration is pretty unexpected, it also really makes sense. Princess Nokia is an empowered woman, an
While modeling within the fashion world seems to be moving towards more inclusive and diverse casting, runway modeling still has a long ways to go. Honestly, a majority of shows during this past fashion month are a testament to that – runway model casting is far behind, and it’s not cute. Most high-end designers either
Silhouettes come and go, but dresses are forever. No matter the season, dresses seem to stay relevant year-round, not least because of their convenience (one article of clothing = an entire outfit? yeah, that’s very agreeable and also reasonable, please do sign me up). That said, an Instagram poll suggests that there’s a particular style
I have been to many Laquan Smith shows during New York Fashion Week, and I remember each one vividly. Laquan’s shows have grown from small and intimate gatherings to large and industry level events. The consistent theme? They are always electrifying. READ ALSO: Which Fashion Week collection are you based on your astrological sign? Being at
