NYFW Day 1 Highlights

September 7, 2017

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Desigual

This is how you kick off NYFW – with a heart-pounding, tribal dance runway. True art in motion!

Photo by Danny de la Cruz

Indonesian Diversity Group Show

NYFW always gives us a chance to get a glimpse into fashion from around the world. For this season, designers from Indonesia presented their diverse collections at the Dream Downtown Hotel and we were in awe!

Photo by Contributing Photographer Jeongseon Han

Noon by Noor

Who says that true style can’t be loose, flowing and relaxed while wearing flats for the season?

Photo by Contributing Photographer Stephen Velastegui

New York School of Design

We love seeing the future of fashion and the students and former students of the New York School of Design were ready to show what they can do. We also loved meeting former student and Project Runway contestant Sentell McDonald.

Sentell McDonald and his models pose with Editor-in-Chief Danny de la Cruz. Photo by Contributing Photographer Jeongseon Han

Supima Design Competition

It’s been 10 years of competition and this season did not disappoint. Hosted by June Ambrose, a new designer-to-watch was crowned. Congratulations FIT student Alyssa Wardrop.

Photo by Contributing Photographer Jeongseon Han

Tadashi Shoji

From boho style to elegant and glittering eveningwear befitting an LA-state-of-mind.

Photo by Danny de la Cruz

Laurence & Chico

They captured our eye last February with their travel-inspired and outrageously artsy looks. For SS18, they raised the bar and did not disappoint in any way! Get past the big hair and it’s about the the details, the details and more details paired with beautiful hues and textures — the tactile nature of it all!