Sequins by Balmain + Sartorialism by Paul Smith: Core Sensibilities at PFWM
Sequins never go out of style, and neither does a tendency to stick to your own roots. While I preferred the notion of the former, I liked the attitude of […]
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The Italian Riviera at MMFW: Country Outings with Stella McCartney and Tourist Hotspots with MSGM
Italy is by far my favorite country in Europe, though my choices for cities may differ, as evident here or here. However, coming to fashion weeks, the sheer dazzle and […]
Gender Neutrality and Colorful Explosions: Missoni and DSquared2 at MMFW
Back to Milano, my favorite of Italian cities, and what did I find? The ever trending gender neutral juxtaposition, alongside my penchant for all things colorful, and an undercover secret: […]
Traversing the Sparkling Eras of Women’s Empowerment with Alice + Olivia at NYFW
Education is more than just the learning of facts… It is the training of the mind to think. While walking into Alice and Olivia‘s New York Fashion Week (NYFW) showcase, […]
A Spoonful of Sequins in a Cultural Fashion Melting Pot: Naeem Khan at NYFW
Some designers simply evoke a sense of walking into sparkles. Naeem Khan, committed to dressing up some of the most fashionable women in the world in their dazzling, literally starry runway […]
Art and Whimsy in Every Shade of Grey: Thom Browne at PFW
Art is a canvas of colors, so what does this have to do with a classic grey suit? The talented Thom Browne at Paris Fashion Week Mens (PFWM), utilized his legacy of the grey flannel documented […]
An Ode to the Edgy 80s by Givenchy at PFW
Ambiance is everything, and can be transportive to alternate eras. Held in the Palais du Justice, the morning show by Givenchy had an opulently gilded entrance and an array of male models handing out Givenchy coffee […]
