New York Fashion Week Spring-Summer 2015 – Day 2
Carmen Marc Valvo – Spring-Summer 2015
New York Fashion Week Spring-Summer 2015 is gradually establishing a “dressier” image for the season, though as it is only Day 2 of the collections, the terrain is still hard to read. We are glad to see that a burst of colors are starting to enter the field, even if many may not be your expected sunny colors as New York embraces a more autumnal palette.
Lyn Devon – Spring-Summer 2015
Peter Som – Spring-Summer 2015
Lacoste – Spring-Summer 2015
Jason Wu – Spring-Summer 2015
A sophisticated sportiness is referencing retro summer looks. These transitional outfits are peppering the line-ups, but it will take a few more days to determine if this becomes a bigger deal. As of yet, nothing concrete has been established.
Wes Gordon – Spring-Summer 2015
Trina Turk – Spring-Summer 2015
Prints are starting to slowly manifest, yet the undeniably tamer designs versus past seasons are smaller scale prints, mostly floral (or fruits) and introducing geometric abstractions to the mix.
Tanya Taylor – Spring-Summer 2015
Nicole Miller – Spring-Summer 2015
Lyn Devon – Spring-Summer 2015
Of course, when color and geometry collide, expect stripes and bold resort references. We like the energy in some of these current applications. You really can’t go wrong with this classic combo.
Lacoste – Spring-Summer 2015
Novis – Spring-Summer 2015
L.A.M.B. – Spring-Summer 2015
Where things take an unexpected turn are the conventional looks made directional via the most basic garment ever! Yes, the white cotton shirt is experiencing a design renaissance and turning up in a wide variety of looks. From Cropped to sleeveless to bow-tied, there is a little white shirt for every personality this season.
A.A. Antonio Azzuolo – Spring-Summer 2015
Peter Som – Spring-Summer 2015
Kate Spade New York – Spring-Summer 2015
Of course, as we mentioned in our earlier review, the tailored, sinuous skirt is back. We really see this one as a Spring-Summer 2015 favorite going well into other fashion cycles. It is such a great look for day to evening.
Cushnie et Ochs – Spring-Summer 2015
Jason Wu – Spring-Summer 2015
Following this elegant adaptability, designers are introducing satin and, more specifically, satin trousers that are converting viewers with each show. The great thing about these statement pants (often part of a suit ensemble) is that they are inherently dressy and can effortlessly veer from Day to Evening. Worn with a crisp white shirt these are pure modern elegance.
Tia Cibani – Spring-Summer 2015
Monique Lhuillier – Spring-Summer 2015
Zimmermann – Spring-Summer 2015
Material luster is embodied more accurately with eveningwear creations, which are adopting sheer luminosity into treatments. More than a few looks utilize lace and embroidery as well, giving the optic display even more depth. This is conventional glamour getting a little help – and the end result is lovely! Who can’t appreciate such finish?
Carmen Marc Valvo – Spring-Summer 2015
Monique Lhuillier – Spring-Summer 2015
Tess Giberson – Spring-Summer 2015
We are just beginning the week, so sit tight and wait for more fashion week highlights…
Adam Selman – Spring-Summer 2015
Trina Turk – Spring-Summer 2015
