New York Fashion Week FW25
Miu Miu narrowly holds onto number one while Burberry makes a surprise entrance into the top five.
Photographer Vincenzo Dimino was at all of the American fashion capital’s shows, presentations, parties and events snapping famous flicks with his Fujifilm Instax Mini 99.
Under a flock of 2,000 origami birds, the American suit master debuted a flight of whimsical formalwear that injected New York Fashion Week with hope.
Entitled “55 Bond St.,” the range draws inspiration from the designer’s NYC studio.
The fun and fancifal “DANCE PARTY” range is another time capsule of a collection from the Brooklyn-based outfitter.
On Monday night, the audacious downtown New York label unleashed a Fall 2025 collection celebrating the flamboyancy that once made Lopez the subject of ridicule.
Opening the doors to its design studio to showcase its latest compilation of menswear and womenswear.
“YR006: LEECH” – a masterful display of storytelling and subversion – sharpened Velez’s vision of the complex creature that is the label’s antihero muse.
At Park Avenue Armory, creative director Stuart Vevers unleashed a classic New York fashion manifesto inspired by ‘Kids,’ the cult-favorite 1995 film directed by Larry Clark.
The Downtown New York City designer dips into the nostalgia of her childhood to present a captivating collection that connects girlhood and growing up, while properly pushing the label’s bow-tied boundaries.
Titled “Morning After,” Jamaican designer Edvin Thompson’s latest fashion manifesto is largely inspired by his father’s wardrobe — and the results are quite well-suited for this year’s Met Gala theme.
Exploring the constraints of the Bay Area slang term while continuing to subvert today’s menswear traditions.
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