What do Jeanne D’Arc, Marianne, Boudica, Lady Columbia Calamity Jane and all Tinashe have in common? Elena Velez.
In lieu of a runway show, the CFDA chairman dressed guests including Teyana Taylor, Martha Stewart and Justin Theroux in his latest designs for a banquet at The Commerce Inn.
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.
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