Looking back on five years of the label, the collection was a sentimental reflection on season’s past, while looking ahead at what is to come.
“We’re redesigning these clothes, keeping in mind the values of a new generation that is discovering these pieces for the first time,” said creative director Stuart Vevers.
Models (and A-list guests alike) clutched their pearls on the BLADE East tarmac Sunday night, as they frantically scampered and casually sauntered down the riverside runway – with canned beverages, umbrellas and flashlights in hand.
The Danish brand brought a refreshing sense of whimsy to Hudson Yards, debuting a collection full of lace, florals, and funky silhouettes.
Known for graphic hoodies and tees, the brand debuted an elevated range of streetwear for its first-ever runway show.
The American prep designer took over the decommissioned MV John F. Kennedy for a nautical Spring 2025 show, capped off by a performance from Wu-Tang Clan’s Ghostface Killah, Method Man and Raekwon.
Inside Rockefeller Center’s Le Rock restaurant on Sunday, the New York designer staged an intimate, salon-style homecoming show titled “Villa America.”
“It’s Sandy Liang Spring/Summer 2025 and things aren’t as they seem…”
The CFDA Vogue Fashion Fund finalist presented a runway collection characterized by duality, showing off graceful silhouettes juxtaposed with rugged 3D printed elements.
Staged on a Brooklyn basketball court, designer Ib Kamara’s Spring 2025 collection was inspired by a trip to Ghana, the home country of the sporty fashion imprint’s late founder Virgil Abloh.
On Saturday evening, the downtown NYC designer, known for her cultish corsets and girly eveningwear, excitingly entered the men’s domain at her Spring 2025 show. Jordan Chiles made a grand-finale appearance, too.
In a collection entitled “Reverse Engineering,” Tommy Bogo puts his creative process on display in a modular melange of looks, donned down the USM-designed runway by the likes of Rich Amiri, AUDREY NUNA, Duckwrth and more.
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