New York Fashion Week « Pomp & Circumstance

Jason Wu

By Precilla, on February 22nd, 2012%

With inspiration from his roots dating back to the Chinese, Qing dynasty and 40′s vintage Hollywood, Jason Wu presented an army of fierce fashionista’s during his Fall 2012 Ready to Wear collection during New York Fashion Week. There were plenty of rich colors, like Navy, Maroon, Black and Olive along with the unexpected shade of a . . . → Read More: Jason Wu

Sachin + Babi

By Precilla, on February 15th, 2012%

A new power couple is on the rise as an up-and-coming design pair as NY based fashion designers, and with they’re new Ready-to-Wear Fall 2012 featured in NYFW, there is something for everyone in this collection. Whether you like the tough leather biker look, a more sophisticated with jewel toned silk draped from the waist down, . . . → Read More: Sachin + Babi

Naeem Khan Spring 2012

By Precilla, on September 21st, 2011%

Michelle Obama’s recent favorite designer certainly ended New York’s Fashion week with a fabulous grand finale. His Spring 2012 collection that is just oozing with old school glamour and modern upper east side (pricey) elegance.

I tell you, this man knows just what women want. He knows the balance between fashion and fantasy when women dream of . . . → Read More: Naeem Khan Spring 2012

Runway Rundown: Bonnie Young

By Nell Alk, on March 2nd, 2011%

Bonnie Young is well known and much respected for her exquisite designs – for wee ones! That’s right, the former Creative Director for Donna Karan launched her own global luxury lifestyle brand, geared towards children, in September 2006.

Fast-forward to February 2011, where on Valentines Day at the National Arts Club, Young presented her fall 2011 collection. . . . → Read More: Runway Rundown: Bonnie Young

Runway Rundown: Milly by Michelle Smith

By Nell Alk, on February 21st, 2011%

Milly by Michelle Smith returned to the runway this fashion week with class, verve, sophistication and color. Forget fall lulls and winter whites, Milly, much like Anna Sui, is all about combating drab in favor of flavor. Seems she also likes layers, outfitting models in coat on top of cardigan on top of blouse and other . . . → Read More: Runway Rundown: Milly by Michelle Smith

Runway Rundown: KAELEN

By Nell Alk, on February 16th, 2011%

Moseying into the KAELEN AW 2011 presentation in an unnamed space in West Chelsea was akin to stepping back in time and relocating from Manhattan to somewhere south and west. I waited (and hoped) for a tumbleweed to blow by. No such luck. “It looks like you stumbled into this place and not like it was . . . → Read More: Runway Rundown: KAELEN

Runway Rundown: NAHM

By Nell Alk, on February 13th, 2011%

My third brush with Fashion Week this season was the NAHM presentation at Milk Studios in the Meatpacking District. If you haven’t heard by now, be it on your own or by following me and my reporting (here, here and here), NAHM is a womenswear collab between Ally Hilfiger and Nary Manivong. Like father like daughter . . . → Read More: Runway Rundown: NAHM

Fashion Week Fête & Feat: PETA Parties Like an Animal at Stella McCartney

By Nell Alk, on February 11th, 2011%

PETA - Taraji P. Henson’s “Fur? I’d Rather Go Naked” Campaign Poster

PETA threw a smashing soirée Thursday evening as part of New York Fashion Week, a fête against fur and exotic skins held at Stella McCartney’s Meatpacking District boutique. An org that often attracts flack for seeming “too extreme,” the event proved a success and yet another reason for folks to rethink their attitude towards a group . . . → Read More: Fashion Week Fête & Feat: PETA Parties Like an Animal at Stella McCartney

Runway Rundown: ROARK

By Nell Alk, on February 10th, 2011%

Welcome to my first sincere stab at Fashion Week. You may remember back in September I was invited by a friend to attend the WALTER runway show, but that was just for fun and my coverage was an afterthought, exuded with a lighthearted attitude. Time to shelve novice Nellie and bust out a professional perspective.

First up . . . → Read More: Runway Rundown: ROARK