NYFW: First day kicks off a bang!

/
0 Comments
Today was the first day of Mercedes-Benz Fashion week at New York and it definitely did not disappoint. The variety and diversity showcased by each designer was truly astounding. From pastels to metallics to even lace, it was all there.

Nicholas K

The week commenced with Nicholas K, who had a very strong point of view on the idea of spring. The models all looked fierce and strong with the very bold Middle Eastern inspired under eye liquid liner. The collection was very Middle Eastern deserts and safari inspired I thought, I loved the idea of the head scarf and turbans that were outlined by fringe. The garments were an army green color with a spin on the camo print, there were else taupe, black, grey and white pieces. I was adoring how loose the clothing were and the way the shirts were wrapped to criss cross, it all looked so effortless and light. The leather and buckle details in the belts and the straps that went across the chest added a very edgy vibe. The silhouette of the knee length trousers contributed to the adventurous character that was created. Finally I thought the styling was on point, the fringe bracelets  and the rope necklace with the fringe extensions were phenomenal.


BCBGMaxazria

 The collection was very soft with pastels and patterns, the sheerness of the fabrics softened the patterns. My favorite feature were the the low pockets, they made the outfit look super modern and elegant. The garments were flowing and dancing as the models walked the runway, the loose fit of the dresses was balanced with a belt that cinched at the waist; The belts were tied in very sleek bows.


Richard Chai

The runway show started with bright neons and progressed to metallics and pastels. There were lots of blues, maroons, white, grey  I thought the graphic prints definitely made a statement and stood out on the runway, along with the striped prints. This collection felt like a modern take on grunge however with brighter and more illustrative patterns. I thought the mix of hard and soft was really well done. The zippers used definitely made the outfits look more cool and hip, as well as the sheer panelling used with the patterns. I also thought the high platform strapped shows and drop waist were particularly trendy. The show ended with lots of sequences.


Tadashi Shoji

The atmosphere created felt very fairytale and the clothing looked very elegant and royalty suitable. It felt as if the models were invited to a royal afternoon tea in the garden, it was truly whimsical and magical. Lots of lace, floral lace and floral patterns were used, the way the designer layered the lace over the dresses was very smart. I also liked how modest the collection was, the cutouts across the shoulders and just above the hem line were covered in a mesh, I thought the transparency factor kept the collection modern without taking away from its sophistication. I really enjoyed the pleats in the silk skirts. The gold and navy blue added to the royalty factor. I thought the crop tops and pencil skirts kept the collection youthful and trendy. The garments had lots of embellishments and sparkly sheers, as well as beautiful embroidery workmanship. My favorite dress silhouette was the long dress with the long shoulder cape attached, so classy!


Desigual

Desigual's runway was the brightest and most fun show for tonight, with mainly yellows and corals.  I thought the entire runway screamed spring, the floral patterns and the floral crowns as well as the large, colorful dangle earrings. It was so Desigual! This collection was more warmer with more shorts and lighter garments. The models were all playful and full of life, the venue was bursting with energy. I thought the comical speech bubble was brilliant. I also noticed the bead works on the clothes which gave the collection a more bohemian feel. The show ended was Desigual's trademark patterned dresses.


* P.S. look out for the updates for the other runway shows reviews *


You may also like

No comments:

Powered by Blogger.