Boyish Charm

"I hope that when a woman sees another woman in our clothes, or comes to our fashion show and sees a woman on the runway in our clothes, she can look at that woman and say “Look at that model on the runway, I really want to be that woman and I can be that woman.” If I accomplish both of those then I think that I sort of won the game." -Adam Lippes

Asssssss we all know i love a good play on Menswear! Adam who was inspired by African Rugs of the 20th century took that inspiration and channelled his looks into a boyish cohesive structured collection.

What I love about Adams work, is you can actually see everyday woman wearing his clothes. His silhouettes aren't too crazy, he didn't use bold prints, but instead gave us Bold Colors, and amazing details.

Im dying to see Lorde in the off white Tassel Coat (photo above), Solange in the Tuxedo Shirt inspired Dress, and Zendaya in the Grey DropCrotch Suit(Photo below)!

I think there is nothing sexier than women in Menswear! This collection is very much laid back, but is still crossing boundaries in fashion!

FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS

" I seek to work in a rigorous yet balanced fashion. Balance is the basis for my creativity—soft/tailored, sexy/strict, rich/pure. " - Alexandre Vauthier

In honor of American Football, I had to cover the super Dope Alexandre Vauthier collection!

No need for lots of accessories, the students did the job!

Inspired by sports, he turned an everyday football practice into a High Fashion Photo shoot! His look book was Filled with Sequins, Bold Colors, sophisticated styling, and Tailored looks!

What Is fun about Alexandre is even though he is a Couture based designer, he still put his couture twists on his silhouettes. (Like attaching the comberbun to the red slightly drop crotch tuxedo pants.)

Alexandre Vauthier is the definition of Sporty Chic!

Denim Denim Denim and more Denim

“I’ve attempted to develop a relaxed street aesthetic through focus to texture, colors, and silhouette, and detailing derived from a mix of American and Korean componets." - Hye Gin Hamm

For once I don't have much to say, because her work speaks for itself.

Out of all the collections I've seen this season so far, I would wear this one first with no hesitation. Every piece is detailed and well thought out.

Designer Hye Gin Hamm is a Graduating student from Parsons, where she was awarded the opportunity to showcase her collection in a competition " Empowering Imagination "for the industry during fashion week. HAMM not only moved the judges but the audience with her use of 100% Cotton Denim for her entire Collection! Hye stone washed and bleached her collection herself to give it that ombre look. She is Sooooo Talented, LOVE this!

Not So Masculine

"Every day I feel like I have a moment where I’m like, I can’t do this. But I think that moment when you get a little scared is also the moment where you tried something different — the sign of a good place to be. And sometimes I almost try to get a little nervous about something because maybe you’re going to cross the line and make something really great." - Rachel Comey

First thing First! This is my all time favorite LookBook! The colors in the clothing pop so beautifully with the bare setting in the background.

Rachel Comey gave us a youthful 2015 Resort collection that hits the mark of Urban, Vintage with of course high fashion. Rachel wasn't afraid to make Powerful silhouettes that could be portrayed as too masculine and instead turned it into something so beautiful and effortless. She put all my favorite things together, Denim, Florals, unique Prints, and bright Colors.

Comey always stays true to herself which makes this line even more special!

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Rachel Comey

Amok at the Chateau.

“The fashion industry is retarded. It doesn’t make sense. There is too much product out there and when you’re a wholesale business it’s really impossible to resolve. You can’t, because if you want to be in a store like Barney’s, you can’t just deliver twice a year. You can’t just have two runway shows.” -Scott Sternberg