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New York Fashion Week

September 26, 2017

NYFW Trend Report: Bright/Neon Colors

by Rachael Comeau

Fenty x Puma Spring 2018 RTW

[Fenty x Puma Spring 2018 RTW; all images via Vogue.com]

Tracy Reese Spring 2018 RTW

[Tracy Reese Spring 2018 RTW]

Badgley Mischka Spring 2018 RTW

[Badgley Mischka Spring 2018 RTW]

Baja East Spring 2018 RTW

[Baja East Spring 2018 RTW]

Alice and Olivia Spring 2018 RTW

[Alice and Olivia Spring 2018 RTW]

Maryam Nassir Zadeh Spring 2018 RTW

[Maryam Nassir Zadeh Spring 2018 RTW]

Naeem Khan Spring 2018 RTW

[Naeem Khan Spring 2018 RTW]

Josie Natori Spring 2018 RTW

[Josie Natori Spring 2018 RTW]

Marchesa Spring 2018 RTW

[Marchesa Spring 2018 RTW]

Marc Jacobs Spring 2018 RTW

[Marc Jacobs Spring 2018 RTW]

Juicy Couture Spring 2018 RTW

[Juicy Couture Spring 2018 RTW]

Kimora Lee Simmons Spring 2018 RTW

[Kimora Lee Simmons Spring 2018 RTW]

Elizabeth and James Spring 2018 RTW

[Elizabeth and James Spring 2018 RTW]

Tibi Spring 2018 RTW

[Tibi Spring 2018 RTW]

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Another New York Fashion Week trend that is perfectly in keeping with the distancing from minimalism is the use of bright/neon colors. Sometimes called “highlighter hues,” palettes of bright, neon pinks, greens, oranges, and yellows took over the runways. This is unsurprising, due to the fact the the revival of 80’s decade trends has also been increasing over recent seasons. Designers like Marchesa, Naeem Khan, and Tracy Reese all ditched neutral, subdued pieces that make up the minimalism trend, and opted for a composition of eclectic, vibrant colors, all perfect for the warmer months of the year.

Stacey Bendet of Alice and Olivia, was inspired for her Spring 2018 collection by the iconic Chelsea Hotel in New York City. She got help from young artists in the city to create her designs, which included pieces like brightly colored suits and ruffled dresses in busy, floral prints. Tracy Reese debuted a collection of simple, staple style pieces, with the added lively statement of hot pink, graphic prints, and sequins.

Click through the slideshow above to see how other designers incorporated this color palette into their most recent collections. 

September 26, 2017

NYFW Trend Report: Fanny Packs

by Rachael Comeau

Marc Jacobs Spring 2018 RTW

[Marc Jacobs Spring 2018 RTW; all images via Vogue.com]

Vivienne Tam Spring 2018 RTW

[Vivienne Tam Spring 2018 RTW]

Elizabeth and James Spring 2018 RTW

[Elizabeth and James Spring 2018 RTW]

Creatures of the Wind Spring 2018 RTW

[Creatures of the Wind Spring 2018 RTW]

Custo Barcelona Spring 2018 RTW

[Custo Barcelona Spring 2018 RTW]

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This most recent New York Fashion Week proved that minimalism and subtle statements may be a thing of the past for the next upcoming spring season. In terms of accessories, one trend that made a clear impression was the fanny pack. Designers like Marc Jacobs, Vivienne Tam, and Creatures of the Wind all featured their version of the sometimes controversial piece in their collections. The polarizing accessory has been making its comeback in the street style world, and based on these most recent designer releases, is only gaining in popularity.

Marc Jacobs‘ most recent collection for Spring 2018 was inspired by earlier decades of his career, along with the atmosphere of New York City, in which his career has taken place. He utilized fanny packs in oversized styles and vibrant colors, thought to be representative of New York City tourism. Shane Gabier and Chris Peters of Creatures of the Wind drew inspiration from famous Dutch painters as well as the psychedelic movement of the 1960’s, and included fanny packs in neutral tones and leather fabrics.

Click through the slideshow above to see how other designers interpreted the statement fanny pack trend. 

September 21, 2017

Our 10 Favorite Looks from New York Fashion Week

by Julia DiNardo

New York Fashion Week has come and gone and with that, Fashion Pulse Daily presents its top 10 looks from the collections. They are as varied as you can imagine, with some perpetuating trends that we see starting to surface now. Enjoy our curated list, and pin away your favorites as a bookmark to revisit in a few months.

[Shades of peaches and cream created a lighter mood among the collections this season. This pretty confection is from the Katty Xiomara runway show; image courtesy of Ugo Camera Photography.]

[With southern California as inspiration, Tadashi Shoji encapsulated the joy of dressing for a sunny day, with a tinge of ’70s references in the mix. Imge via Tadashi Shoji.]
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February 14, 2017

NYFW Fall 2017 Trend Report: Statement Headpieces

by Rachael Comeau

Adam Selman F/W 2017 RTW

[Adam Selman F/W 2017 RTW; all images via Vogue.com]

Sachin & Babi F/W 2017 RTW

[Sachin & Babi F/W 2017 RTW]

Norma Kamali F/W 2017 RTW

[Norma Kamali F/W 2017 RTW]

Nicopanda F/W 2017 RTW

[Nicopanda F/W 2017 RTW]

Nicholas K F/W 2017 RTW

[Nicholas K F/W 2017 RTW]

Libertine F/W 2017 RTW

[Libertine F/W 2017 RTW]

Lela Rose F/W 2017 RTW

[Lela Rose F/W 2017 RTW]

Kate Spade F/W 2017 RTW

[Kate Spade F/W 2017 RTW]

Jeremy Scott F/W 2017 RTW

[Jeremy Scott F/W 2017 RTW]

Chromat F/W 2017 RTW

[Chromat F/W 2017 RTW]

CG F/W 2017 RTW

[CG F/W 2017 RTW]

Altuzarra F/W 2017 RTW

[Altuzarra F/W 2017 RTW]

Vaquera F/W 2017 RTW

[Vaquera F/W 2017 RTW]

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New York Fashion Week is quickly coming to a close, and the most prominent trends from the runways are now making themselves known. Many have not been subtle, as several designers have opted for statement pieces in both clothing and accessories as opposed to minimalism this season. In terms of accessories, one particular stand-out trend has been the headpiece. Designers like Altuzarra, Nicholas K, Lela Rose, and Norma Kamali have incorporated the dramatic accessory into their collections, adding an edge to the styling of each look.

Vaquera’s designers were inspired by the American Dream, while Nicholas K was influenced by street fashion in the 90’s. Sachin & Babi drew from jewels and lively prints found in India; they showed a smaller sized, beaded headpiece paired with a beige embroidered dress. On the subtler, more classic side of things were Kate Spade, Lela Rose, and CG, all of which showed more restrained versions of the accessory.

Click through the slideshow above to see how other designers incorporated one of the more daring accessories into their upcoming Fall/Winter collections.

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