“Daring but possible,” is how the designer described the collection, mentioning the spirt of women who dare to ski in bikinis.
Designer Andrea Lieberman focused on her brand’s polished casual DNA, revisiting several of her signatures, including vegan leather and patchwork wardrobe pieces, knit and jersey dressing, and pants with attitude.
The designer continued to build on his reputation as a go-to for sexy, powerful clothing, deftly mixing his signature fetishy fun, with classic American sportswear sophistication.
Browne tapped the alpine racing queen to star in his jewel-box of a tale, highlighting his extravagant fall collection mixing black tie formalwear and sportswear.
For his “first post-COVID-19 collection,” he wanted to mix “decadent comfort” with optimism for what’s to come when life gets more back-to-normal, and more women can suit up and get out into the world.
The designer’s punk romantic collection nodded to 19th-century silhouettes and 21st-century streetwear, a realm in which he has renewed currency since his 2020 collaboration with Supreme.
Donatella Versace went all in with the house’s key-like Greca motif, which inspired everything from the show’s maze-like 3D set to one of the male model’s buzz cuts.
Designer Rok Hwang is a global citizen with a unique point of view combining pragmatic dressing, romance and edginess, and this collection capitalized on it all with its item-driven lineup.
“We wanted to make sure everything was achievable in the physical world before putting it into the digital,” said Getty, adding that more pieces will be added to his virtual world in June or July.
Specializing in “queer and sex-positive designers,” the store owned by Joakim Andreasson carries JW Anderson, MSGM, Walter Von Beirendonck, Comme des Garçons and more.
The Los Angeles designer, one of the few women to have a place in the cradle of streetwear, Fairfax Avenue, grew her celeb-loved jewelry collection into apparel and collaborations with Reebok and Nike.
Easy, everyday-wearable, but with the warmth of handcraft, this collection should continue to put wind in Sea New York’s sails.
The collection partnered cocooning masculine shapes with freedom flashes of glamour, creating clothes with strong character.
Flower power for fall, with the magic formula of drama and ease.
In the era of symbolic, values-led dressing, which was on full display at the Biden inauguration, it felt like a missed opportunity for stars to say more with their clothes.
