“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.
Merging Chinese and Western cultures in a collection that calls us to question traditional thoughts on power, intimacy and identity.
A protective range that pays homage to the women of the past and present while also envisioning those of the future; Hillary Taymour’s edgier-than-usual new collection suits us up for our stark realities with oversized outerwear, bold eyewear and lots of layering.
At the Academy Mansion on New York’s Upper East Side, the Iowan designer flaunted his suiting expertise in a 65-look collection inspired by Saint-Germain.
Showing new pieces including a WIP collegiate hoodie, a camouflage jacket and a utility vest.
Spotlighting technical outerwear like the “ZENCHIKEI” GORE-TEX Shell Jacket.
Where denim meets sporty and punk.
The anticipated fight date has been revealed and is expected to be streamed on Netflix.