New York Fashion Week
After more than a decade documenting fashion from the street to backstage, Adam Katz Sinding shares in our latest ‘Through The Lens’ feature why he still refuses to call himself a street-style photographer.
From documenting a generation of rap stars on their come-ups to shooting Playboi Carti for Supreme, Gunner Stahl shares in our latest ‘Through The Lens’ how he built a career out of knowing when to pull out the camera.
Ahead of his SS27 show at his former home, The Plaza Hotel, the NYC-born designer shared the story of how a 1994 Snoop Dogg visit birthed his “fashiontainment” strategy and the latest evolution of his “classic American cool.”
The collection channels the existential exploring tactical contrasts.
Derived from an uncut sheet in the designer’s personal archive, a new cosmic Indian bandana print animates summer-ready Camp Collar shirts and unisex skirt pants.
Staged alongside Walter De Maria sculptures at NYC’s Terminal Warehouse, the collection strips back excess to focus on pure, body-centric design.
Eco-conscious design leads the runway with deadstock fleece, organic cotton and recycled sequin fabrications transforming fluid gowns and separates.
Bringing Jakarie Whitaker’s philosophical vision to life on the runway, the label showcases a complete, deconstructed black-and-white wardrobe.
The 47-look collection debuts inside Lower Manhattan’s WSA building during New York Fashion Week.
The three-act runway presentation bridges Italian tailoring, subcultural streetwear, and luxury leather goods.
The “Plaza Prep” presentation blends uptown tradition with ’90s skate footwear, vibrant tailoring, and a star-studded runway.
The collection contrasts soft women’s construction with sharp Italian menswear tailoring alongside aged patinas and new accessories.
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