There have been quite a few couture gowns featured on the runway the last couple of days. On Day 7, we saw some amazingly crafted dresses that are nothing short of perfection. The heavy beading and embellishment on these pieces make them show stoppers. While tulle has been a prominent trend this past week, these designers created elegant gowns with sleek silhouettes.
NYFW Day 6: A Pop of Color
On day 6 (and a bit of day 2) of NYFW we saw similar design elements on different silhouettes and runways. However, the application of the designs were unique for each designer. Oscar de la Renta added a multicolor paint splatter, Carolina Herrera incorporated an abstract confetti-like design, Neubyrne used colorful paillettes and Rosie Assoulin arranged a rainbow of sea shells across her canvas.
NYFW Day 5: Breaking Barriers
Prabal Gurung is known for his political statements during fashion week. In past shows, he has demonstrated his support for women's rights. Yesterday, he did just that by including models of every shape, size and color. Sisters Gigi and Bella Hadid walked the runway along with plus size and transgender models. By using such diversified women, Gurung is truly breaking down barriers on the runway.
NYFW Day 4: Matching Sets
Two piece outfits are a dream come true when trying to coordinate an outfit. While I do not care for matching pajama type sets, structured styles give a smart, stylish look. These matching sets are all fresh and modern. It's a look that many celebrities have been wearing and definitely a look that will carry through Spring/Summer 2018.
NYFW Day 3: Bold Stripes
NYFW Day 3 brought us bold looks featuring stripes. Designers showcased their patterns in different directions, colors and sizes. Whether the stripes are vertical, horizontal, asymmetrical, or every which way, they'll be a hit for Spring/Summer 2018.
NYFW Day 2: The Little Black Dress
The little black dress is a staple in every woman's closet. This classic piece has been interpreted many different ways over the years. On day 2 of NYFW, designers showed us their take on the LBD. All these looks sport a feminine silhouette, each with a different twist.
NYFW Day 1: Modern Metallics
NYFW Spring/Summer 2018 kicked off with some shimmer and shine. While not all designers showcased metallics, this trend was quite the rage for some. Tom Ford, Greta Constantine, Pamella Roland and Rosetta Getty presented these eye catching looks from their ready-to-wear collections.
Wearing White After Labor Day
Don't put away all of your whites... These looks from NYFW Fall 2017 (available for purchase now) show us how we can incorporate white into our Fall/Winter wardrobe.
September Essentials
You may still be on vacation but it's a good time to start thinking about Fall hues, patterns and textures. Here are a few top choices of perfect September Essentials!
Runway to Retail
Anna Sui
Dolce & Gabbana
Prada
The Row
Issey Miyake
Alexander McQueen
Paco Rabanne
Balenciaga
Marc Jacobs
Pantone: Colors of Fall 2017
Each season, Pantone publishes a fashion report based on the most popular colors seen on the runway during New York Fashion Week. With pre-fall already in stores and fall deliveries beginning, we want to inspire your wardrobe with our favorite looks of this season's hottest colors!
Men's Runway Trends: Fall 2017
From Paris to New York City, Milan to London, these are the men's fashion trends that rocked the runway for Fall 2017.
Autumn Maple
Quilted Jackets
Turtlenecks
Double-breasted Jackets
Watches: Minimalism
Yellow: Sunshine on a Cloudy Day
Women:
Girls:
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Boys:
Summer 2017: Vintage Trends on the Rise
THE HOBO BAG
1970's
The hobo bag became a staple in the fashion world after Jackie Kennedy was photographed with this Gucci style in New York in the 70's. Through the decades, the hobo style has persistently reappeared and continues to remain a part of pop culture. The style has proven to be timeless yet again as Laggo incorporates the slouchy elements into its new Havana bag.
SUNGLASSES
1960's
Hollywood's leading ladies made the cat-eye sunglasses a fashionable accessory in the 60's. Audrey Hepburn wears a pair while filming for the movie Breakfast at Tiffany's. Channel your inner Audrey and pick up a pair of Dior's Sculpt Cat-eye Sunglasses this summer!
1970’s
Recently, we’ve seen a rise in round sunglasses, a comeback of the famed 50’s cat-eye, and now the timeless Aviator. Elvis Presley rocked this trend in 1972 and you can too this summer with Tom Ford's Elliot Square Sunglasses.
SMOKING SLIPPERS
1960's
A true classic, the smoking slipper. Today, Gucci embraces the iconic shoe in its new Princeton collection that Grace Kelly wore so well back in 1955.
THE NECK SCARF
1970's
Neck scarves have also seen a huge revival this summer. The iconic Mary Tyler Moore fueled this trend through her various patterned scarves she wore on her show in the 70's. Fendi illuminates this trend through their wide collection of colorful printed silk-twill scarves.
THE SKINNY TIE
1980's
We have also seen a resurgence of men's vintage fashion. John F. Kennedy Jr. rocks a grey striped skinny tie in a photo op during the 80's. Similar styles can be found from many designer tie collections such as Hugo Boss with its Dot Print Skinny Ties.
CHOKERS
1990's
Nicole Kidman was stunning in Fred Leighton's Open Opal Choker at the Academy Awards in 1996. This summer, you can shine like a star in Daughter's Honeycomb Shirt Collar Necklace.
WIDE-BRIMMED HATS
1960's
Golden girl Faye Dunaway looked glamorous in the 60's in a classic straw wide-brimmed hat. Sensi Studio offers a modern take on this fashionable trend from the golden era through its Lady Ibiza bow-embellished toquilla straw hat.