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February 18, 2016

NYFW Fall 2016 Trend Report: Wookiee Fur

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Jonathan Simkhai

[Jonathan Simkhai for fall 2016; all images via VOGUE.com]

Zang Toi

[Zang Toi Fall 2016 Collection]

Moncler Grenoble

[Moncler Grenoble Fall 2016 Collection]

Cinq a Sept

[Cinq a Sept Fall 2016 Collection]

Georgine

[Georgine Fall 2016 Collection]

Noon by Noor

[Noon by Noor Fall 2016 Collection]

Tadashi Shoji

[Tadashi Shoji Fall 2016 Collection]

KYE

[KYE Fall 2016 Collection]

Marissa Webb

[Marissa Webb Fall 2016 Collection]

Sally LaPointe Fall 2016 Collection

[Sally LaPointe Fall 2016 Collection]

New York Fashion Week is complete, and the key trends for Fall/Winter 2016 have emerged from the runways. Perhaps you blame it on the return of the Star Wars franchise and the beloved companion of Han Solo, Chewbacca, but longer fibered, more natural-hued real and faux fur seem to be taking precedence on the runway for fall/winter 2016.  Fur is, of course, not a surprising staple for winter collections, but this season’s lineup has rehashed it in order to make it feel fresh and edgy.

Sally Lapointe embellished her over sized knits with luxurious fur sleeves, while Zang Toi opted for more traditional vests and collar accents. Jonathan Simkhai showed ultra plush fur coats, and further proved this is a piece that is not going away any time soon. Moncler Grenoble perhaps took the most unique approach, even going as far to show the collection outside at Lincoln Center to truly expose its new garments to the elements Among the many ski-oriented clothing options from the brand were fur cuffs and lined boots, perfect for the sub-zero temperatures they were presented in. Click through the slide show above to see how these, and other brands and designers interpreted the fur trend this season.

February 16, 2015

NYFW Fall ’15: Moncler Grenoble

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by Michael Regester

moncler grenoble fall 2015

[Images courtesy of Moncler Grenoble]

Love was certainly  in the air at Saturday night at the Moncler Grenoble fall/winter 2015 event; the brand stayed true to its image as the presentation showcased looks inspired by the 60’s and 70’s, prominently featuring a bride and groom at the forefront. While also staying practical, Moncler showed us how to to stay chic and fashionable during one of New York City’s historically coldest winters, since 1994. Moncler also made sure its guests didn’t forget that it was Valentine’s Day, displaying the looks on the models via hydrologic lifts, creating the shape of a massive Valentine’s Day chocolate box. A partially-romantic embrace occurred during Princes’ song “Kiss,” in which all models turned to each other and illustrated their affection. The entire presentation was an experience in itself, proving that Moncler is still a force to be reckoned with in the fashion industry, particularly when it comes to showmanship and cold weather.

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February 18, 2012

Fall 2012 Fashion Week Trend: Casual Fridays

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[Richard Chai, Nicholas K.; Images above via MBFashionWeek.com]

Now that New York Fashion Week has drawn to a close, we can look back at some of the major looks, trends, and our overall favorites, and group them accordingly. We gathered together some our ready to wear favorites that can be easily adapted from the runway into your regular wardrobe choices. Richard Chai LOVE hit a home run this season with oversized blazers and bountiful layering in a darker palette, while Nicholas K’s girl is pretty much the coolest chic around, bringing back a strong country western vibe into fashion with 10 gallon styled hats to complete the look.

[Nanette Lepore, Nicole Miler; images via MBFashionWeek.com]

Walter, Candela, and Timo Weiland know quite well how to work the stylish, casual, and slightly tomboyish appeal.

Nanette Lepore, Milly by Michelle Smith, L.A.M.B., and  Nicole Miller took a straightforward walk back in time to clearly allude to the best of the ’60s and ’70s fashion with a thrown in sense of whimsy and to not take fashion entirely serious. As Nicole Miller aptly notes in the program, “the past plays out in the present.”

[Max Mara Atelier (image via WWD.com), Moncler Grenoble (image via Moncler)]

MaxMara Atelier took the best of casual and luxurious elements to create a great, wear-anywhere collection of coats, while Moncler Grenoble showed us how warm their products are, literally put to the test by the models during the presentation on Wollman Rink in Central Park,