Let’s face it, unless you’re seated front row, shows aren’t always the best places to see fashion on the runway – especially at shows during crowded NYFW.
High resolution photos uploaded post-runway or a live feed may be great for someone who’s not seated front row. Unfortunately, they aren’t super personal.
What you can’t get from them is the atmosphere – bristling with excitement from first time attendees to the seasoned pros. Also, the people watching is unparalleled.
This season, I decided to focus on documenting that aspect, so that everyone can have a taste of the fabulous spectacle of New York Fashion Week. Check out my photo diary below to feel the energy that was in the air all week. It’s more than just fashion.
Rings, earrings, and necklaces do very different things with color. Piranesi’s familiar Italian forms make choosing the right one a little easier. A colored stone can be tiny yet still carry the whole outfit. Placement matters. A ring flashes when you reach for a glass; an earring lives beside your eyes, catching every turn of
Sustainability labels on clothing tags have a trust problem, and it’s mostly self-inflicted. Between vague “eco-friendly” callouts, green packaging, and the occasional leaf icon that doesn’t link to anything, most shoppers have no real way to tell which claims are backed by an actual third party and which are just copywriting. Some labels test a
Paraíso was not born from an attempt to translate Brazil. It was born from the desire to feel it. Between painting, fashion, and the freedom of a body under the sun, Leonardo Loreto and Patrick Church transform the meeting of their respective creative languages into a collection that sees Rio de Janeiro as more than
