story by Alexandra Dawes
photos by Adrianna Favero
Avant-garde Nolita boutique Babel Fair has found a knack for bringing their customers hard-to-find edgy clothing, accessories, and other treasures.
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This presentation was an opportunity for Kiang to show off her trekking finds.
story by Alexandra Dawes
photos by Adrianna Favero
Avant-garde Nolita boutique Babel Fair has found a knack for bringing their customers hard-to-find edgy clothing, accessories, and other treasures.
The line was tough, robust, and sexy at its finest. This collection represented masculinity, a young man on a mission, in transition and in fashion.
story by Michael Fragoso
photos by John Lamparski
edited by Alexandra Dawes
The debut of Andrew Buckler’s Fall 2010 Buckler men’s collection titled “On the Road” was set in a spacious old warehouse with high ceilings, massive windows, and beautiful white accents on the walls. As the room became comfortably crowded and the music started thumping, models made their entrance by walking uniformly behind each other taking their designated posts on the strip, they appeared to be equally handsome, clean cut and rugged all at the same time. The line was tough, robust, and sexy at its finest. This collection represented masculinity, a young man on a mission, in transition and in fashion.
Lippes showed many wearable separates with a theme revolving around the idea of flight.
story by Alexandra Dawes
photos by Adrianna Favero
photo editing by Alexandra Dawes
The Adam Lippes fantastical Fall 2010 collection was heavily inspired by Isca Greenfield-Sander’s painting of a parachute jumper.
Michael Angel’s love of prints was on display in the Fall 2010 collection show.
story by Charles Beckwith
photos by Adrianna Favero
video by Stephen Bodi
interview by Brandon Ruckdashel
Michael Angel’s love of prints was on display in the Fall 2010 collection show. Brandon interviewed the designer back stage just before it kicked off…
Asked about their goals at their Fall 2009 show, the duo replied that they wanted to be known as the designers that ‘re-invented the coat.’ Whether they feel they have achieved this, we could only speculate. We can say only that they seem to be doing a fair amount of exploring and experimentation, which is good.
story by Brandon Ruckdashel
photos by Adrianna Favero
Leather, leather, and more leather at the Fall 2010 runway show of Canadian outerwear powerhouse Mackage (pronounced like “package”). Eran Elfassy and Elisa Dahan used leather studs inserted into shoulders, collars, cuffs, and belts, where other materials are traditional. Continue reading “Mackage – Fall 2010 – New York”
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”
This was definitely a fashion-as-art sort of collection, with sufficient attention to wearability, and he seems to have a lot of buzz around the brand to a point where it might just be sustainable commercially, despite the unorthadoxed presentation style.
story by Joseph Davis and Charles Beckwith
photos by Tal Shpantzer and Charles Beckwith
edited by Alexandra Dawes
For Fall 2010, de Souza took his ideal woman and gave her an other-worldy makeover in a chic Greenwich Village Moroccan restaurant. His models drifted through the space in alien-inspired makeup, making them appear to have landed in New York City for fashion week from points far further and abroad than St. Petersburg and Rio.