Showing posts with label NEW YORK FASHION WEEK. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NEW YORK FASHION WEEK. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Jeremy Scott Spring-Summer 2016

Jeremy Scott's Spring-Summer collection is a fun eighties party mixed with a dab of pop culture.

Backstage at his show Scott described his latest collection as “cool kids in the Eighties: the Lower East Side, Mud Club, CBGB madness, early John Waters films,”.

Here are our fav looks from his collection.

Monday, September 14, 2015

Carolina Herrera Spring 2016

“This is my rose period,” Carolina Herrera said during a preview. “Fashion should be optimistic.”

And so it is - optimistic chic to be exact. Herrera's RTW Spring 2016 collection offers plenty of range filled with pleats, shears and pinks.

GLD's favorite looks from her collection.

Givenchy Spring-Summer 2016 Collection Runway Show

The House of Givenchy, under the initiative of Artistic Director Riccardo Tisci, showed an exceptional collection in New York. The city represents the capital of the American dream for the designer and for the founder Hubert de Givenchy, who were both supported from the very beginning by the American market.

Monday, June 29, 2015

Givenchy to Show During NYFW

Ricardo Tisci will be showing Givenchy's Spring 2016 line are New York Fashion Week, scheduled to run September 10 - September 17.

Givenchy's extravaganza will take place on September 11, followed by an after party. The French design house is also designing a flagship store at 747 Madison Avenue, set to open at the end of August.

“It’s a very delicate day for America, and so the show is going to be a celebration of family and love,” Tisci said in an exclusive interview with WWD, also disclosing that he is collaborating on the event with his friend, the performance artist Marina Abramović. “She’s going to help me to art direct the show. It’s going to be very interesting.”



Monday, April 13, 2015

NYFW Moves to Midtown and SoHo

IMG has confirmed that New York Fashion Week will move to two spaces in September: Skylight at Moynihan Station at 360 West 33rd Street and Skylight Clarkson Sq at 550 Washington Street. The shows had been held at Lincoln Center for the past five years.