Korean high-end designer, Son Jung Wan, wowed Mercedes Benz Fashion Week S/S 2013 with a touch of romanticism and fantasy.
Dubbed as “Sweden from Above,” J. Lindeberg, the Stockholm headquartered design label, presented its Spring/Summer 2013 Collection on September 12 at Pier 59 in New York City for New York Fashion Week Spring 2013.
Designer Qingquin Wu debuted his Spring/Summer 2013 VLOV-QingQing Wu collection show on the main stage at Lincoln Center and quickly became a standout for menswear.
Since 2001, Milly by Michelle Smith has produced timeless silhouettes with smart, sexy and feminine flair. Her spring/summer 2013 collection continued with the same aesthetic. The collection encompassed sophisticated looks filled with bold colors and amazing prints. Neon colors such as green, yellow and coral were a common trend throughout the collection as well as cobalt blue, which has been a favorite these past few seasons. The prints incorporated were chic and tasteful with a slight edge and the base for most of the pieces were outlined in black and white.
One thing Hungarian-born Kati Stern of Venexiana is never afraid of is color and glamour. Each season, she continues to create dreamy, delicious elegant evening gowns any woman would want to dress up in. Also known for her penchant for longer runway shows with lots of looks, she didn’t disappoint this season adding even more – 71 looks.
The Cynthia Rowley Spring/Summer 2013 Collection was unveiled in the unique backdrop of The Abandoned Palace at 5 Beekman Street. The 70’s inspired looks could have stepped out of the Andy Warhol factory. The wide leg pant is truly back for Spring-seen in this collection with graphic prints and sequins.
David & Phillipe Blond dazzled the runway at Milk Studios with their signature “over the top” flare and ironic sense of fashion with 21 looks in their Spring 2013 collection at New York Fashion Week. With a celebrity-studded front row including American Idol’s Adam Lambert and Paris Hilton grinning from ear to ear the entire show, even the famous weren’t immune to The Blonds charm.
In a sea of over-the-top trends, Tadashi Shoji always manages to stay true to his aesthetic. Whether it’s spring or fall you can always expect glamorous sophisticated dresses with a touch of sexiness. Next spring Tadashi literally will have you laced in the most flattering cocktail and red carpet-ready dresses. His spring collection spawned sweet colorful delicate laced dresses in rich blue’s, red’s, and orange hues. He even dabbled with prints by producing floor-length dresses in colorful ikat prints. When it comes to creating silhouettes that are flattering to a woman’s body Tadashi has that down pat and it was prevalent in his spring collection. He took a break from his signature ruching and draping and focused on more streamlined simplistic cuts.