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NEW YORK FASHION WEEK
Fashion Month is in full swing as
New York kicked off the Spring 2018 show
season with a bang. Of course, there
was plenty of buzz before shows even
started such as the Council of Fashion
Designers of America (CFDA) cutting
the NY calendar by a day, New York
based designers showing in other cities,
and the stress of where to show.
Then lets add on the celebrity circus and
street style stars in the mix
and it's been a entertaining week.
One of the biggest trends among the
fashion crowd before shows even began
was the blue ribbon. Fashionistas are
pinning themselves to protest racism and
hatred in the wake of this summer's white
power rally in Charlottesville, Va. The
ribbons were created by the CFDA and
the American Civil Liberties Union. In a
statement released, Steven Kolb,
president and CEO of CFDA, said "We want
to be on the front line, not the sidelines,
to boldly fight to protect our precious
rights and freedoms, which has taken on
a renewed urgency after the heart-
wrenching events of Charlottesville."
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BRINGING SEXY BACK
Tom Ford kicked off fashion week and it
was the buzz of the season before it
even started. His invitation was all
the rage and was Instagramed by the
fashion set – a bottle of his latest
fragrance, Fucking Fabulous—as if we
needed a reminder. Much of Tom Ford's
namesake label's success has been
with his menswear collections, so
for spring, Ford took a nod from his
menswear collection and showed impeccably
tailored suits. His jackets were
sexy and confident, with sharp lines
and broad shoulders. In a throwback to his
signature Gucci 90's glam, Ford showed
plenty of ruched net dresses that
where oh so seductive – it's
clear, Tom Ford is back!
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The Helmut Lang collection label is being
revised again and the timing couldn't
be better, with so many young
designers referencing the designer's
minimalistic aesthetic as a point of
reference. The label's designer in residence
is none other than Hood By Air's Shayne
Oliver, so now Helmet Lang is sexier
than it's ever been. Oliver showed some
streamline tailoring that was true to
the houses' heritage, but all with a fetish
streak. The collection felt more like a
Hood By Air show than a Helmut Lang
collection. Oliver showed plenty of kink
with asymmetric bras, daring peekaboo
harnesses, rearless pants suspended
from the waistband like garters, leather
codpieces, and strappy BDSM gear.
The collection left many Helmut Lang
fans (all who remember his collections
vividly) divided.
This season Narciso Rodriguez opted
out of a formal show and the celebrity
circus it has become, instead he held
private appointments to present his
spring collection. Season after season
Rodriguez is consistent chic yet sexy
clothes that real women want to wear.
His workmanship is impeccable and so
important to see upclose rather than
a runway. Sticking to his signature looks,
Rodriguez showed slinky knit dresses
in black and white with openwork
stitches that show flashes of skin,
a harness-top sheath with a sliver cutout,
and an attenuated jumpsuit with a deep U-front.
SPORTY SPICE
Athleisure and streetwear have been going
strong now, but for spring the trend
takes a more feminine twist. At Alexander
Wang's #WANGFEST, models rode
around a party bus Saturday night 94 00:05:48,000 --> 00:05:51,000 around New York City's busy streets. The
first stop was Lafayette and Center
Streets in Manhattan, the second was at
Astor Place; both were open to the public.
The press and retailers were invited
to the last stop – a dead end in
Bushwick, Brooklyn; which then led to
#WANGFEST, his jumping after-party
in a literal jumpy castle. Models were
literally pouring off the bus in a runway
format that was fun and energetic. As
for the clothes, it's what Wang does best,
sporty with a sexy twist. These are
real clothes for all the cool kids. Wang
layered denim cut-offs over leather
leggings and there were a lot of extra
sleeves and jackets that were cut in half
and worn as skirts. Wang is also continuing
his collaboration with Adidas, with
a zip-front jacket with the extra
sleeves cinching the waist.
Wang isn't the only one to break
the ties from traditional fashion shows,
Rihanna gave her audience an adrenalin
rush as she presented her Fenty x
Puma show. The set was designed
with pink sand mountains and a trio of
motocross stuntmen performed mouth-
dropping stunts. As for the clothes, they
were sporty, fun, colorful and sexy all
in one. Inspired by the X Games, there
were a number of classic surf references
thrown in for good measure – think
biker shorts and scuba onesies. Rihanna
showed modern interpretations of
cheeky 1980s swim trends, case in
point, the French-cut swimsuit. The
entertainer also showed off her tomboy
style with oversize motocross-inspired
nylon track pants and anoraks that were
a modern riff off the 90's hip-hop trend.
Meanwhile, at Calvin Klein, Raf Simmons
continued his experimentation on
American classics. For Spring, Raf was
inspired by the contrast of the
American Dream and American horror
by invoking the magic of the movies;
horror movies to be more specific as
he played with Andy Warhol pop prints
(specifically, Dennis Hopper circa
Easy Rider and a 1971 Sandra Brant). His
Hitchcock blondes wore rubber, 146 00:08:52,000 --> 00:08:54,000 and gauzy nightgowns reminiscent of Sissy
Spacek in Carrie. Sticking to his
American classics motif, Raf also showed
plenty of cool denim, color blocked
Western shirts, fringe dresses, 50's inspired
full skirted frocks and a nod to athletic
with cool bungee cord details on nylon outerwear.
YOU'RE SO TRANSPARENT
This season is turning out to be a
sheer sensation as designers are leaving
very little to the imagination, but
not in a vulgar way. For spring, they are
embracing the transparency trend with
soft, wispy fabrics delicately draped and
overlaid showing just hints of skin in
a romantic and feminine way. Speaking of
femininity, Victoria Beckham showed
off her softer side this season with sheer
fabrics in soft colors proving that
delicacy can in fact be strong. Case in point,
Beckham's first look: a soft yellow check
shirt, which was slightly oversized and
boxy, tucked into a dusty rose
organza pencil skirt. Pure perfection
Jason Wu is known for his polished
and elegant sensibility, and for spring he
kept true to his DNA but in a slightly
more casual way. But casual for Wu
means a midriff-baring cutout on
a striped cotton dress and laces suspended
from a crinkled silk coat. For evening,
Wu was inspired by Madame Grès and
reinterpreted her innovative pleating
techniques. Wu also worked pleats onto
sheer gowns staying right on trend.
Meanwhile, Laura Kim and Fernando
Garcia's sophomore collection for the
Oscar de la Renta brand were met with
mixed reviews. Inspired by Pop Art and
letters Mr. De la Renta wrote, along
with thank-you notes that the duo have
received from today's young starlets.
Sure De la Renta's name was all over the
collection, but his aesthetic certainly
was not. Can you image Mr. De la Rents
putting frayed and faded denim, sheer
dresses, bathing suits and logo print furs
on the runway? There were a few breathtaking
evening gowns that rang true to
De la Renta's style, such as the colorful
dégradé tulle gowns. Still, Kim and
Garcia are trying to find their
footing in the house of Oscar de la Renta.
ANNIE HALL
Traditional menswear has always been
in fashion, but for spring designers are
incorporating tailored suits in beautiful
menswear fabrics for a look that is smart
yet oh so chic. Of course no one does
this better than Ralph Lauren. In one of
the most anticipated shows of the season 207 00:12:40,000 --> 00:12:42,000 he transported the fashionable front
row set to his garage in upstate Bedford,
New York. His vintage car collection
is most impressive with Porsches, Ferraris,
Jaguars, McLarens, and a Bugatti.
The cars were innovative and sleek, but
his clothes oozed timeless chic. For
his Fall, buy-now-wear-now collection,
Lauren worked mixed tweeds, checks
and plaids on bustier tops paired with
relaxed trousers. For evening, Lauren
kept it casual with a puffer jacket over
a sparkly minislip and over-the-knee
boots as well as dapper tuxedos.
GOOD-BYE NEW YORK
No designer is better fitted to
close out New York fashion week than Marc
Jacobs – you just never know what you're
going to get at a Marc show. This
season it was silence, there was no
whimsical sets built, no music, just the
sound of 56 models walking only to the
sounds of their shoes on the old wood
planks of the Park Avenue Armory.
The clothes were full of wit and humor.
After being in business for 25 years,
Jacob's looks to his past collections for
inspiration; his program notes called
it a "reimagining of seasons past
somewhere beyond the urban
landscape of New York City."
No music was needed to set a mood,
the clothes themselves set a happy and
joyful tone. There were giant, over
scaled flowers; Craiova colors, tinsel
trimmings, exaggerated shapes, and
sequins, sequins, sequins. Jacobs's idea
was to return to the archives, passing
old ideas and former hits through
"exaggerated, decadent, and exotic"
filters. Although some looks were trippy,
overall, Jacob's did what he does best,
delivering a young and exciting line-up.
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