Rag&Bone was definitely all over the place, but there some amazing color pieces and outerwear.
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Richard Chai always seems to design clothing that he himself would wear. The 90′s shirt around the waist thing is a staple of his, still on the fence about that. Overall super casual cool.
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Loving Nicholas K this season. The football pants, socks and boots, and the amazing jackets. Little details of fur and plaid make this collection amazing streetwear.
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Here’s a lovely video from Style.com covering Vera Wang’s show – one of my favorites this season. Watch watch!
This collection definitely SHUT. IT. DOWN. It was so beautiful. I’m thrilled that they Live Streamed it again as it was beautifully staged. The collection is heavy on 70′s references but pulls the looks off in a very elegant and modern way. I am in love with the ridiculously huge flower embellishments, especially the chrysanthemum neck-pieces. The hair, big-ass hats, everything worked so harmoniously.
[images via Fashionologie]
Richard Chai is the go-to guy for menswear that is relaxed, comfortable, and stylish without being slobby. I love the color palate, mix of textures (mesh, linens, etc.) – absolute love.
The sleeveless shirts have an interesting sleeve.
Still not getting behind the sandal/shoe combo.
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Jason Wu – my favorite show so far.
One of the shows I was looking most forward to.
Ranging from…
TRAGIC. EMBROIDERED. MESS.
to…
TRAGIC. EMBROIDERED. MESS.
It’s like Victorian Napoleon Dynamite.
There were a few good moments -
What are those big ass things hanging out of their pockets btw?
The jacket is pretty spectacular.
More dislikes than likes however.
[images via NYMag]
Constantly scanning the internet all day for runway updates, here are my favorites:
Dramatic and Glorious @ Christian Siriano
Cool and Urban @ Nicholas K
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