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2024-02-21 24259
New York Fashion Week -- Recommended Womenswear Brands
As the earliest show of the 2024 Fall/Winter Fashion Week, over 70 brands made their appearances. This season's women's fashion show showcased qualities such as exploration, collision, fusion, and the return to essence, with New York's unique innovation providing a more vibrant stage for fashion brands. Each brand focused on five key themes: exploring silhouettes, 90s retro, layered mix-and-match, timeless style, and practical essence. The blending of external social value and inner life became the highlight of New York Fashion Week, while the new frontier of modern and retro collision allowed the innovation of this fashion week to fully blossom.
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2023-09-13 51511
Elegant and Romantic -- The Womenswear Runway Analysis of Altuzarra
Altuzarra's 2024 Spring/Summer collection sees designer Joseph returning to an exploration of vulnerability and authenticity. Drawing inspiration from "Rosemary's Baby," with Miuccia Prada leading the entire process, the aesthetic of the 1960s and 70s from the film is reintroduced to the runway. In an effort to attract women, Altuzarra presents satin coats in shades of red, butter yellow, and ivory. These coats are A-line and slightly oversized, resembling enlarged versions of doll coats from the 60s. They manage to be neither distorted nor conservative, but simply stunning. The collection aims to persuade women to move away from outdated notions of avant-garde and provocative sexiness.
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2023-09-12 62790
The Womenswear Runway Analysis of Proenza Schouler
Proenza Schouler's Spring/Summer 2024 collection has chosen to debut at Phillips Auction House. Here, Proenza Schouler explores the distinction between art and commerce, while continuing to showcase the image of the modern woman in their previous season's reinterpretation of the brand's archives, creating functional and wearable garments. This season, they have utilized different materials such as sheer fabrics and grid-like ribbons to cleverly construct delicate and ethereal layers. With the reimagined PS logo, they embark on forging a new classic for the brand, further showcasing their position as leaders in New York's sophisticated and fashionable style.
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2023-02-20 39004
Retro Club -- The Womenswear Runway Analysis of Anna Sui
Anna Sui started to imagine what to wear to the Peppermint Lounge, and began her Fall 2023 collection. Slip dresses in satin or chiffon with lingerie lace trim plus beautiful blouses and bed jackets with the same treatment. For the year of the rabbit, Anna Suit revived the “Bunny” hat from her storybook Fall 98 collection, originally made by James Coviello.
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2023-02-17 29799
The Second Skin -- The Womenswear Runway Analysis of Dion Lee
Dion Lee is a beacon of sensual fashion. The Australian designer’s subversive silhouettes oftentimes offer their wearers a transformational alter-ego, one that’s particularly unlocked upon passing a bouncer’s ID check at the club entrance. For Fall 2023, this “second skin” is Lee’s blueprint. Base-layer silhouettes were deconstructed and battered, mimicking the process of shedding — or, more specifically, ecdysis. Hosiery was hand distressed and so was denim.
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2022-09-20 67291
BIOMIMICRY -- The Runway Analysis of Dion Lee
The genderless BIOMIMICRY collection saw men and women embrace extreme cut-outs, nipple-revealing sheer and chainmail handbags. Even the most miniature of mini skirts weren’t just reserved for the toned legs of Dion Lee ladies. Some designs resembled skeletons with ribcage-like fabrications and architectural silhouettes, while others looked ready to battle bad guys … and big waves, such as the black neoprene wetsuit. Perhaps, a homage to the Sydney-native’s former sun and surf lifestyle.
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2022-09-15 73604
Sunny Romance -- The Womenswear Runway Analysis of Ulla Johnson
Ulla Johnson Spring 2023 collection drew inspirations from Bryan Lavelle’s bright and saturated abstract paintings. Bryan explores the features of acrylics and oils. The layering and gradually adding the work’s surface forms a patterned and textured aesthetic.
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2022-02-23 65884
Self-awareness -- The Womenswear Runway Analysis of Jonathan Simkhai
Jonathan Simkhai launched his namesake label in 2010. Fusing women’s gracefulness with masculinity, the designer is known for powerful and charming ready-to-wear. Jonathan Simkhai presents women’s outstanding self-awareness from a feminine perspective. Ethereal fringes, sexy cutouts, wide stripes, and scale sequins are the major elements in this season.
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2022-02-23 67422
Modern Elegancy -- The Womenswear Runway Analysis of Gabriela Hearst
Driven by her pastoral childhood in Uruguay and design experiences in New York City, the former model Gabriela Hearst added a dignified and elegant sense into her design through natural tones. To convey a low-pace lifestyle, Gabriela Hearst put emphasis on traditional artisanship and the selection of materials. The artworks of Ana Martinez Orizondo were printed on garments. White embroidered panels and hand braiding endowed every pieces of clothing with unique meanings.
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2022-02-18 87480
Color-block Aesthetics -- The Womenswear Runway Analysis of Tory Burch
Tory Burch set her A/W 22/23 fashion show against a backdrop of midtown Manhattan, with red light from the New Yorker Hotel sign glancing off the runway, like neon reflecting on rainy streets. The idea, she explained, “was to give women a toolbox; I want them to feel they can take this collection and create their own personality with it.”
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2022-02-15 94447
Practical Fashion -- The Womenswear Runway Analysis of 3.1 Phillip Lim
Debuted at New York Fashion Week in 2005, 3.1 Phillip Lim was born from a friendship between founders, Phillip Lim and Wen Zhou. Both 31 years of age at its inception, the designer and entrepreneur were pioneers in the accessible luxury space, with the goal of bringing an innovative, elevated, and chic wardrobe to the modern global citizen. The brand has since expanded to include womenswear, menswear, accessories and footwear, with stores in New York, Los Angeles, Hawaii, China, Japan, South Korea and clientele in over 12 countries.
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2022-02-15 79207
1950s Haute Couture -- The Womenswear Runway Analysis of Jason Wu
Jason Wu is a leading fashion designer in New York City who takes fineness, charm, and luxury at the center. A/W 22/23 collection drew inspiration from 1950s haute couture, and Wu modernized the styling to meet the needs of everyday wear, like a puffer coat cut in waterproof moiré with an era-appropriate midi-length circle skirt, and a bow-front cocktail dress split into a separate top and skirt for versatility. Tweeds unraveled into thick fringes and warp printing resulted in blurry, imprecise florals. All the satins were thrown in the washing machine for a less precious look. But the stars of the show were the strapless moiré party dresses, one in marigold and the other black; they delivered on the glamour of those ’50s illustrations.
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2022-02-14 83077
'90s Rave -- The Womenswear Runway Analysis of Ulla Johnson
Ulla Johnson is a namesake fashion brand founded in 2000, featuring sophisticated details and fine tailoring. The designs for business women reveal the street fashion in New York City and draw inspirations from the original urban power. Printing is the signature and DNA of the brand. The Fall 2022 ready-to-wear fashion show in the New York Public Library displayed the installation of Alma Allen’s sculptures and performance by PawPaw Rod. Turtlenecks, handknits, crochets, suede patchwork, and printed dresses bring back the ‘90s raves.
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2021-09-15 68005
Elegant Holiday -- The Womenswear Runway Analysis of Altuzarra
Altuzarra is a luxury women's ready-to-wear and accessories collection, launched by Joseph Altuzarra in 2008. The brand is known for its silhouette with delicate curves, which accentuates designers' extraordinary understanding of female body. Joseph Altuzarra once won the CFDA/Vogue fashion foundation in 2011, and his signature exquisite tailoring was deeply loved by fashionable females on a global scale. Knotting, weaving and shibori dyeing were shown in the S/S 2022 ready-to-wear collection to present an elegant and delicate holiday.
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2021-09-13 71504
Möbius Strip -- The Womenswear Runway Analysis of Jonathan Simkhai
The eponymous label was founded by the designer Jonathan Simkhai, the graduate of Parsons School of Design, in 2010 in New York, which provides luxury ready-to-wear for the modern women. "No matter what, we just need to keep going, like the circle of life," the designer said. "There's ups and downs, but as long as you just keep it moving I think it's going to connect. I guess that's kind of how fashion feels in a way, too." To commemorate the anniversary of 9/11, he brought his own collection and presented a show about circle. Lines, fringes and pleats were grouped with low-saturation pale colors to express that the beginning is also the end.
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2021-02-24 76180
Britpop -- The Womenswear Catwalk Analysis of R13
R13 debuted in 2009 in the fashion world, and its creative director Chris Leba was the former vice president of Ralph Lauren. This brand is famous for its distressed retro rock T-shirt, leather pants and 90s plaid shirt with rough and punk rock individuality. The recently released A/W 2021 collection injects British plaids and animal prints into the rock style. Extravagant graffiti butterflies and rabbits are applied on the daily clothing to fully reveal the rebellious core of R13. Highlight items are collocated with oversized outerwear to underline the playful street temperament.
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2021-02-23 68902
Comfort and Practicality -- The Womenswear Catwalk Analysis of 3.1 Phillip Lim
3.1 Phillip Lim was founded by Mr. Phillip Lim and Mrs. Wen Zhou in 2005, and finished its debut at New York Fashion Week. Mr. Phillip Lim has won three CFDA Awards. The brand aims at providing designer products with high-quality and fashionable styles in the prices suitable for urban consumption habit. And it is also trying to break through the border of modern fashion as an industry pioneer. Since the beginning of COVID crisis, Phillip Lim has been using its platform to raise awareness of the alarming increase in American anti-Asian hate crimes. Lim said that he would like to deal with the mass trend with "keeping agile and alert" and "don't treat anything in any way". From the fashion perspective, the all-around A/W 2021 collection involves the constant conversation about comfort and practicality since the quarantine. And with the return to commuting and office lives, the brand might leave space and show playfulness through tailoring. He has always been an expert in tailoring who is able to creating long-lasting silhouette according to the trend.
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2020-11-14 114440
Rebirth & Close to Nature -- The Comprehensive Analysis of New York Fashion Week
Due to COVID-19, this year New York Fashion Week has been shortened from the usual eight days to four, and fewer than 10 designers hold physical shows for their latest collections. Despite the severe condition in New York, many brands still hold fashion shows offline, which reveals the determination of the whole fashion industry to survive and return to happiness. Many designers draw inspiration from the relationship between man and nature, and some put the show in the woods. Beautiful flowers and nature-inspired patterns characterize this season. In the meantime, people are stuck at home, and they have a growing demand for home decorations. Therefore, diverse and eco-friendly concept is also warmly welcomed in S/S 2021. This season features exaggerated expressions, such as the big bowknot, spreading ruffles and dramatic hem designs, as well as various joyful colors which represent hope and rebirth.
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2020-09-22 102813
Both Hard and Soft -- The Catwalk Analysis of Peter Do Womenswear
In this turbulent era, flexibility has been essential. Since its establishment two years ago, Peter Do features neat lines as well as flexibility. Peter Do's designs reveal deconstruction and feminine details. This season he continues the outerwear that can be adjusted to be a cropped top and a backless camisole in S/S 2020, and mixes it with silk dresses, vests and suits.
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2020-09-17 77948
Meet Me in Tulum -- The Catwalk Analysis of Jason Wu Womenswear
Jason Wu S/S 2021 series awakens people's good memories about rainforest with a casual natural style. Inspired by the Mexican jungle island of Tulum, the designer creates an energy box that allows him to gather sunshine, tropical jungle, colors and happy memories. Unlike the stereotype that Jason Wu focuses on an urban elegant style, this time it displays a novel and younger side through casual, playful, vigorous and passionate designs.
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2020-02-19 79048
Escape from Reality -- The Catwalk Analysis of MICHAEL KORS Womenswear
On the last day of A/W New York Fashion Week, it is MICHAEL KORS's turn to wrap up. It transforms the American stock exchange in Manhattan into an idyllic cottage full of a modern and cozy atmosphere, leading people to travel between the city and the countryside. "Sometimes we just want to get away from the noise of the city and feel the tranquility of nature," says designer Michael Kors, "of course, we can't all move to the countryside. However, we can integrate own private time and comfortable feelings into our life through the beautiful design". This season there are many classic check and totem, lethargic cape, contrasting leather and wool, full and strong autumn tones and nonchalant outline, exuding the unique charm of MICHAEL KORS.
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2020-02-12 83609
Femininity Encountering Romance -- The Catwalk Analysis of Tory Burch Womenswear
This season Tory Burch's show is held at Sotheby in New York. The main highlight of the show is the inspiration source -- 11 sculptures which are all created by the American artist Francesca DiMattio, and provided by Salon94 and Pippy Houldsworth. Models complete the show around these sculptures. The patterns on the clothes and the texture of the sculptures complement each other, perfectly interpreting the theme and concept of the show.
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2019-09-11 88758
Urban yet somehow tranquil -- The Analysis Of 3.1 Phillip Lim Womenswear Catwalks
At 3 p.m., September 9th, 2019, New York time, 3.1 Phillip Lim released new collections with the theme of "Urban yet somehow tranquil" in New York Fashion Week in Greenpoint open warehouse in Brooklyn. Cutting is the highlight of spring and summer and the detachable scarf at the shoulder are the major points, And the designer, Lim, clearly realizes that the design serves not only for classic New York office ladies, but all women working in every field. In the meanwhile, Lim chooses new organic recycled fabrics and adopts copper-coated technique to produce the pleated navy dress like satin (The copper cup was made up of recycled cotton waste). The brand is famous now because of abandoning fancy clothing and complicated design to insist on sustainable development.
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2018-09-20 152932
Energetic New York -- 2019 S/S Women's Knitwear on Catwalks
The S/S 2019 New York Fashion Week continues with the athleisure style, neat cutting, soft silhouette and utility resort style. Delicacy is key of knitwear, with mild colors, refined stitches to emphasize an upscale leisure feel.