At the James B. Duke House, creative director Stuart Vevers’ runway looked to provide the next generation with access to “classicism and its tropes” in the heart of NYC.
Seeing oversized cable knits, textured furs and more.
The Paris-based designer made his New York Fashion Week debut on Sunday evening, with a confidently sexual collection that was made in collaboration with the renowned photographer’s foundation.
The line, which included both ready-to-wear and couture creations, showcased how “beauty is not just in the eye of the beholder.”
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Dr. Martens
In conversation with Dr. Martens, the brand unveils its latest FW24 collection.
Celebrating her brand’s 10th anniversary, the Chinese-American designer celebrates the idea of “growing up a little without sacrificing what you love.”
The celebrated American designer turned Grand Central Oyster Bar into a dynamic fashion spectacle — complete with classic MTA catchphrases, the brand’s signature collegiate uniforms, and a soundtrack inspired by the city’s five boroughs.
Designer Peter Do crafted a system of dressing that acknowledges humans’ conflicting desires for safety and self-expression.
Titled “STRENGTH,” the collection sees designer Hillary Taymour highlight the power of womanhood inside “Collina’s Gym.”
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