Odd Molly, best known for their comfortable yet feminine clothes, have just signed the extremely feminine Charlotte Kemp Muhl as the face of their Spring/Summer 2012 campaign.
The GreenShows F/W 2012
By Rachel Park, February 15th, 2012
“Green” is the new black! The GreenShows F/W 2012 presentation was held at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week for the first time on Tuesday showing the fashion industry that one can be stylish yet still ethical. The “green” presentation showcased designs from several designers to create an unforgettable and eco-friendly experience.
Runway Report: FW 2012 Reem Acra
By Rachel Park, February 15th, 2012
Reem Acra’s strong yet feminine line perfectly portrayed her vision of “feminine power”. Confidence and power scream from this collection while girly aspects make all the pieces wearable.
Runway Report: FW 2012 Chris Benz
By Rachel Park, February 15th, 2012
Chris Benz’s New York Fashion Week presentation showcased many flirty retro outfits drenched in sequins. From the sparkling backdrop to the sparkling pieces, his collection did not disappoint.
RUNWAY REPORT: FW 2012 NAEEM KHAN
By veronica viayra, February 15th, 2012
Naeem Khan channels the exotic beauty of India through his FW 2012 collection. Exotic prints in neutral tones and exceptionally stunning beading and embroidery were the standouts on the runway.
Lako Bukia is a womenswear brand, which is trying to redefine the way the world sees femininity and sexuality. Due to a decade long pressure from the fashion world and show business representatives, femininity and sexuality are now widely perceived as being equal to wearing tight and revealing clothes. The women of the world forgot that there is something more exciting in the about the mystery of those type of garments which do not stress one’s body shape, and thus pointing to a more important side of a woman.
Life is a Canvas
By Mackenzie Gavel, February 18th, 2011
The Fall 2011 collection of Lela Rose features designs that portray feelings of hazy, obscured imagery, which the styles accomplish through their subdued hues and delicate cuts, to emulate the feel of works seen by the contemporary artist Gerhard Richter. Sculpted shoulders, strict silhouettes and prints painted across cotton canvases reflect visible similarities of the artist’s creations.
Skating Through Life
By Mackenzie Gavel, February 18th, 2011
On February 12th, at The Standard, New York Ice Rink, Elise Øverland presented her Fall/Winter 2011 collection from 6:30 pm to 8 pm during New York’s Fashion Week. The show featured professional ice skaters from the Ice Theatre of New York and stationary models adorned in pieces from the collection.
Let’s Strut Like We’re Models
By Mackenzie Gavel, February 17th, 2011
On Saturday, February 12th, from 10:30 AM to 11:30 AM, Timo Weiland showcased his Fall 2011 Men and Women’s Presentation at The Box in the Lincoln Center Tents during New York’s Fashion Week. Celebrity guests included Gabe Saporta (the lead singer of Cobra Starship), actor Connor Paulo of Gossip Girl and actress Dalai Bruchmann.
In a Land of Superheroes
By Mackenzie Gavel, February 17th, 2011
On Monday, February 14th, Guishem showcased their Fall/Winter 2011 Presentation at the Box at Lincoln Center from 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm during New York’s Fashion Week. Guillemo Jop, the Guatemala based designer, drew his inspiration from Brooklyn artist Walt Cassidy’s artwork in his premiere solo exhibition last April, “The Protective Motif”. In Jop’s vivid imagination, his designs portray a woman who transforms into a superhero to save the defenseless against the tyranny of pirates.
Up Close and Personal
By Mackenzie Gavel, February 15th, 2011
On February 8th, The Young&ng presented their Fall/Winter 2011 collection at the BODIES Exhibition. As guests made their way back to the presentation room, they were given the pleasure of being able to experience the human body in its rawest, most natural form. In the Red/Heart Chamber presentation room, the dimly lit studio featured body painted models adorned with couture headpieces and cuffs from the collection.
Billy Reid’s Designs, Tailored to Perfection
By Mackenzie Gavel, February 15th, 2011
Billy Reid presented his Fall/Winter 2011 Men and Women’s collections at Milk Studios this past Saturday, February 12th, from 7pm to 8 pm. With each model tailored to perfection, the show was unforgettable for the intricate details that went into every design.
Johannes Faktotum Chills Viewers During Fashion Week
By Mackenzie Gavel, February 15th, 2011
Johannes Faktotum presented his Fall/Winter 2011 Collection this week during New York’s Fashion Week. The chic simplicity of his men’s collection is what makes the line so alluring. Color blocking with overlapping layers set the perfect tone for a chilly setting next winter season.
Maisonette 1977 Totters Between Reality and Fantasy
By Mackenzie Gavel, February 14th, 2011
Think Leonardo DiCaprio and his role in Inception, and you’ve entered the world responsible for Maisonette 1977’s Fall/Winter 2011 Collection, which was presented during New York’s Fashion Week. Jane Ibrahim designed each look to emulate the feel of living in a world of impending danger, where the boundaries between reality and our dreams are blurred and our perceptions are distorted.
The Sophistication of Simon Spurr
By Mackenzie Gavel, February 14th, 2011
Yesterday, February 13th at noon, SIMON SPURR released their Autumn/Winter 2011 collection at Exit Art in New York City for Fashion Week. As a New York based designer, this will mark the third season of the luxury main line since separated from the SPURR label.
It Gets Better Inspires During Fashion Week
By Mackenzie Gavel, February 13th, 2011
On Friday, February 11th, I had the absolute pleasure of being able to attend the “It Gets Better” Fashion Week event at the Empire Hotel. The It Gets Better Project is a worldwide movement that has inspired over 5,000 user-created videos from celebrities, organizations, activists, politicians and media personalities.
The Vibrancy of Honor
By Mackenzie Gavel, February 13th, 2011
During New York’s Fashion Week, Honor presented their Fall 2011 collection. The collection features a jubilant array of bright, vibrant colors that shimmered with sophistication as the styles elegantly flowed down the runway.
Inspired by Visconti, Geller Impresses
By Mackenzie Gavel, February 12th, 2011
On February 11th, Robert Geller, a designer inspired by the painterly composition of Luchino Visconti’s cinematography, presented his Fall/Winter 2011 Collection at Exit Art during New York’s Fashion Week. The color palette reflects the work seen in Visconti’s rich cinematography. Deep clays, mauves and charcoals reflect the majesty of aged film, while shades of satin black, sand and slate emulate the level of sophistication that is apparent in Visconti’s actors.
Victor de Souza Leaves an Impression
By Mackenzie Gavel, February 11th, 2011
Today, February 10th, Victor de Souza presented his Fall/Winter 2011 runway show during New York’s Fashion Week, and it was better than could have ever been anticipated. Inspired by imperial India during the winter months, Souza’s looks capture the vibrancy and majesty of brilliant birds intertwined with the beauty of dense forests. Added beading and silk allow the collection to shimmer in all its glory.