Friday, February 14, 2014

New York Fashion Week Recap!

It’s the most wonderful time of the year…New York Fashion Week! Each season I always look forward to seeing some of my favorite designers show their latest collection on the runways. It’s amazing to see a designer’s vision come to life during the show, and this season proved the old saying to be true: “go big, or go home!” As always, there were some noticeable trends that popped up in most of the shows, but I wanted to share some of my favorite looks from designers that I admire!

First Up: Nicholas K.

Super neutrals and loose fits galore were highlights of the show. The collection was full of fur details and included a constant blue and black color scheme. What I love most about this design team is their ability to create a casually cool outfit, yet is still able to incorporate a distinctive tough vibe throughout all of their ensembles.








Second: Victoria Beckham


Posh Spice truly stepped up her game this season. Instead of the usual boyish cuts we saw last year, Victoria added subtle touches of femme detail, such as thin overlays of organza, which made all of her outfits stand out. Victoria has become quite a genius at giving us clothes that have a strong conceptual design, yet are still extremely wearable. Some of my favorite details were the gold chains that were used instead of zippers as closures!





Last, but certainly not least: Hugo Boss  


This designer’s runway was filled with vibrant grays, crisp whites, intense leathers, and fun peek-a-boo details throughout all of his pieces. As usual, his pieces were masterfully detailed and extremely well tailored, which created fine lines and perfect fits on every model. What I love about this collection was how he was able to incorporate work appropriate clothing, while adding subtle sexy touches. As always, Hugo Boss had a fabulous collection.








All of the designers this season certainly did not disappoint me, nor the other avid fashion week viewers this season. These collections sparked some inspiration for next fall's wardrobe; I’m excited to test out how I can incorporate some of these ideas.

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