Showing posts with label NYFW. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NYFW. Show all posts

NYFW: DAY 3

During my third day in New York, I was invited to take photos for the Hervé Léger collection.  
I missed the opportunity to get backstage photos as I was too busy running around the city and trying to survive the knee deep snow that had magically covered the streets overnight.
Max and Lubov Azria debut beautiful black and white pieces with sophisticated rorschach art style dresses, perfectly detailed lines that created curves in all the right places, and textured pieces complimented with leather accents.  The collection just flowed smoothly together, one of the favorite and most desirable collections I have seen yet.



























































NYFW: DAY 2

Yesterday when I woke up and looked outside, I saw that the snow had already covered the cars in a good 8 inches or so.  Being a Cali-snob, I contemplated whether I wanted to go to the Hudson river and see Sally LaPointe's collection or not.  I do not regret trekking through the snow turned rain turned hail at all.
Instantly you could sense there was going to some form of industrial feel from the building.  Glowing red pillars filled the room and when the show started it was nothing but well structured, sleek, and beautiful palettes of red.  Once again, I am so glad I braved the cold Sally LaPointe.

































Leandra Medine of Man Repeller

NYFW: DAY 1

Since arriving in New York, I have been like the energizer bunny and constantly on the go.  I think I have consumed more caffeine than humanly possible but I'm still kicking so I guess it's ok.

Day one of fashion week began at the Lincoln Center to shoot for BCBGMAXAZRIA.  First, a special thank you to LS Agency for putting me in my first NYFW pit.  I will never look at LAFW the same (sorry LA).  And to the other photographers I met, I hope I can see you for many more seasons in New York.

One of the things I am noticing for the Fall/Winter 2013 season is a lot of leather, flowing fabrics, and reds/browns/nudes.  What I loved the most about bcbgmaxazria collection was the fact that they gave you a sleek look with the smooth hair and beanie but dressed it up with well designed and layered garments.

Everything had a bounce and a flow to it which worked perfectly with the cohesive collection.  The layering was key in this collection as well.  Everything could be mixed and matched with something in the collection and you would still end up with a fabulous look.