From decorative motifs to laser cut suede, Tadashi Shoji introduced new concepts into his Fall/Winter 2014 collection, maintaining his flawless signature flow that makes his gowns so desirable. The collection did not lack in variety of cuts and styles (a treat for every figure and preference). Although the mood of this collection was predominantly set …
1920’s delicate femininity inspire Alon Livne’s Fall/Winter 2014 collection presented at The Hub/New York Fashion Week. Before ultimately launching his own chic and well-tailored line, the talented young Israeli designer trained with Alexander McQueen in London and at just 22, was appointed to the evening wear and couture department of Roberto Cavalli. Backstage leading up …
It has been another fantastic Fashion Week! For eight days the Lady and the Blog writers attended the shows to see what would be the latest and greatest styles for Spring. The Spring/Summer 2013 Collections were a glittering and glamorous array of eye-catching prints and fabulous colors including coral, saffron yellow, brilliant blue and kelly green. For a …
Michelle Smith presented Milly’s Spring/ Summer 2013 Collection at Lincoln Center. Milly is a brand for the contemporary New York gal, who likes sci fi movies and dresses just so fierce. This collection was sharp. It was crisp and to the point. The silhouettes were not rounded or curvy. Skirts were on the A-line and …
Farah Angsana’s Spring 2013 Runway Show was an absolute delight in color. Farah showed at Lincoln Center and she presented a collection worthy of the tents. Spring is all about color and this collection was right in line. Punches of candy orange, pink, blue and green punctuated the looks. Not be outshone, there were long …
Josie Natori‘s inspiration for her Spring 2013 collection sprang from nature. That much was clearly visible. From watery colorful prints to literal flowers adorning the hair, this Spring collection is about that time of year when nature shows its newness and beauty. The first few looks were in lily white. Not to be mistaken for …