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Sandy Ramirez pulled out his Sigma DP2 for this Catherine Malandrino Fall 2010 presentation.
Sandy Ramirez pulled out his fancy little Sigma DP2 rig for this Catherine Malandrino Fall 2010 presentation. Continue reading “Catherine Malandrino”
Fashion-pedigreed young designer Karen Sabag showed a range of cocktail and formalwear in her Fall 2010 collection. It may have been the styling, but most of the looks would seem to be uniform for soap opera vilenesses.
story by Charles Beckwith
photos by Martin Bielecki
video by Stephen Bodi
interview by Melissa Jean Callarco
Fashion-pedigreed young designer Karen Sabag showed a range of cocktail dresses and formalwear in her Fall 2010 collection. It may have been the styling, but most of the looks would seem to be uniform for soap opera villainesses. Melissa Jean Callarco interviewed the designer before the show…
Christian Siriano’s Fall 2010 collection, photographed by Adrianna Favero
Christian Siriano’s Fall 2010 collection, photographed by Adrianna Favero Continue reading “Christian Siriano”
Select shots from the Commonwealth Utilities Fall 2010 show, photographed by Adrianna Favero
Select shots from the Commonwealth Utilities Fall 2010 show, photographed by Adrianna Favero Continue reading “Commonwealth Utilities”
Back stage at Victor de Souza’s Fall 2010 show. Photos by Tal Shpantzer and Charles Beckwith.
Back stage at Victor de Souza’s Fall 2010 show. Photos by Tal Shpantzer and Charles Beckwith. Continue reading “Back Stage At Victor de Souza”
Is the London meets New York aesthetic a breath of fresh air to the menswear scene here in New York?
story by Michael Fragoso
photos by Martin Bielecki
Saville Row is in full swing with slim fitting trousers, big, logo filled bags, and a double-breasted aesthetic of the all together urban and tailored Simon Spurr Fall 2010 collection.
Nary Manivong’s Fall 2010 collection continues his use of minimalist construction, this season with influences mainly from the 40s and 80s. His silhouettes are reminiscent of the 40s, with slim flattering feminine lines.
story by Brandon Ruckdashel
photos by John Lamparski
Nary Manivong’s Fall 2010 collection continues his use of minimalist construction, this season with influences mainly from the 40s and 80s. His silhouettes are reminiscent of the 40s, with slim flattering feminine lines. This choice helps to add a classical and more romantic touch, and balances his 80s references, which are mostly visible in the use of asymmetrical construction, abstract floral prints, and teased up-do hair. Continue reading “Nary Manivong – Fall 2010 – New York”
Check out the video interview captured back stage at the show with the designer, featuring his innovative “slingshot” construction.
photos and interview by Sandy Ramirez
Mik Cire (\ˈmi-‘k\ \ˈsī(-ə)r\) Fall 2010 collection was spawned from Eric Kim’s mental realm of trench warfare and fitted biker jackets. Check out the video interview captured back stage at the show with the designer, featuring his innovative “slingshot” construction. Continue reading “Mik Cire – Fall 2010 – New York”
Looking at Petrou\Man is like looking at a recent contemporary art exhibition. You’re not quite sure exactly what it is you may be seeing, but you defiantly want to continue to look at it.
story by Michael Fragoso
photos by John Lamparski
Looking at Petrou\Man is like looking at a recent contemporary art exhibition. You’re not quite sure exactly what it is you may be seeing, but you defiantly want to continue to look at it. Hailing from the legendary design school of Central St Martins, Nicolas Petrou’s avant-grunge designs have intricate stylingís that defy explanation. Continue reading “Petrou\Man – Fall 2010 – New York”
A photo editorial by Adrianna Favero and Seth Friedermann, shot in New York’s Central Park. Photos by Adrianna Favero, Art Direction and Fashion Styling by Seth Friedermann, Hair by David Gulino, Makeup by Sarah Jane Sheehy. The models are Calei and Sara from Fenton Moon.
A photo editorial by Adrianna Favero and Seth Friedermann, shot in New York’s Central Park. Continue reading “Ephemeral – A Photo Editorial”
