![]() As evidenced at Prabal Gurung and Jason Wu, the look can be taken to new heights via intricate embroidery and shimmering details. ![]() Little white dresses don’t need to be an all-or-nothing deal. It’s going to be a light and bright season indeed. 12 hours ago &0183 &32 Created from hundreds of metal hair clips, the striking look is a floor-length version of mini-dress seen on the labels Fall-Winter 2023 runway. ![]() Ahead, we break down the various ways designers have been reimagining the white dress for Spring 2024. Kors’ love of the LWD took a more casual turn, with lace and crochet confections making their way down the runway at Domino Park.Īnd that’s just the beginning of the journey. Catherine Holstein fully embraced the style in her aforementioned floor-grazing slips and lightweight shirt-dresses for one-and-done ensembles that need little more than a statement lip.Ī close second was Michael Kors, whose star-studded show commanded the attention of Blake Lively, Halle Berry, Tiffany Haddish, and Olivia Wilde. Possibly the most prominent display of affection for the dreamy style was seen at Khaite. Yes, from lacy minis to slinky slips, blanc frocks were aplenty in NYC. As we round out the first week of fashion month, the look is already materializing as the biggest trend contender for the upcoming season - and year. Overall they continued their mission of wardrobe-building, starting from the very first look, a chic crisp white blazer, V-neck T and navy moleskin pant that was a spring-casual version of a suit.While Coco Chanel may have taught us the value of the LBD, it seems NYFW’s Spring/Summer 2024 runways are countering with another idea: the little white dress. “She represents intellect, strength and soul,” Hernandez added of their core customer. We started making costumes for her tour, which is how we got together,” said McCollough. “Her music is slightly Joan-y and Mary Carpenter-y. They tapped Los Angeles singer Natalie Mering of Weyes Blood to open the show, before she headed over to Madison Square Garden to perform Saturday night. And they introduced PS denim, made in California, with cool-looking styles that are nearly entirely bleached out, and logo front buttons, of course. In another concession to commerce, they reworked their hit bag the PS1 as a wallet on a strap, a belt bag, and a squishy style, and put it on the runway for the first time. They spent two years working on the subtle mark, which is two “Ps” joined to form an “S,” and it lived throughout the collection as gold hardware on loafers, as a belt buckle, embossed on bags and as a jacquard on sweaters. And in a bit of tongue-in-cheek fun, they’re taking part in it, having created their first mark, or logo - an original painted work on paper that’s being auctioned by Phillips alongside works by Ellsworth Kelly and Agnes Martin. They hosted their show at Phillips Auction House, a place where “creativity is jammed up against commerce and art is assessed at a value level,” as they said. They found it Saturday afternoon in their terrific spring collection with lots of lightweight fabrics and convertibility, ease and sophistication, their first denim and their first logo. Clothes have to be commercial, but for our soul they have to be artful and hopeful, too. “We’re creative souls, and somehow we’ve put our blood, sweat and tears into this and managed to survive and have a thriving business employing 100 people. ![]() “It makes us sad,” Jack McCollough admitted. But it’s also a wider industry conversation about designers who haven’t necessarily been trained but are hired because of their value in garnering attention, about the revival of brands selling merch more than new ideas, and on and on. For the duo, who came up through Parsons, with 20 years in business under their belt, it’s personal. Turns out, like many of us surely, they’ve been ruminating over the state of art and commerce as it relates to all aspects of culture, but particularly fashion. “We’ve been going to bed at 8:30 p.m., not drinking, obsessing over every little detail of this collection and driving everyone crazy,” Lazaro Hernandez said with a laugh during a preview of the spring 2024 collection. The Proenza Schouler boys have been in a contemplative mood.
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