Oscar de la Renta Spring/Summer 2016 collection designed by Peter Copping – New York Fashion Week

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Oscar de la Renta Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection designed by Peter Copping was shown September 15,2015 in New York Fashion Week.

Maison Oscar de la Renta unveiled its second collection since the death of its founder with another beautiful display of hispanish-inspired elegance by british creative director Peter Copping.

It was a masterclass in timeless, classical elegance with suits, breathtaking ball gowns, cocktail dresses, skirts and blouses crafted into a long, slender silhouette suitable for women young and old alike. The designer paid homage to the house’s late founder with a runway show which explored hispanic style.

Copping made plentiful use of ruffles and lace. There were bold floral prints. Colors were crimson, black, white, green and splashes of orange and powerful red. Copping kept with De La Renta’s tradition of embroidery and luxe textiles while adding lingerie details for a more sensual touch. Tying into the Latin influence, the espadrille shoe made an appearance on the runway, updated with crystal and lace work.

Zac Posen Spring/Summer 2016 collection – * Nostalgia* – New York Fashion Week

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Zac Posen Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection wasshown in NYFW , September 14, 2015.

It’s been a big week forZac Posen, first camehis Diffusion line presentation, after tahn debut collection for Brooks Brothers ans now,his signature collection.

“Lightness defines the collection,” said designer in the program notes for his spring/summer 2016 show.

Over the years he has extensively proved his love for event dressing. .

But Zac Posen seems to soften in his new collection by working precisely on many basic tones – navy, white, black – for his outfits which he makes timeless. A suit falls to perfection, a dress playing with transparency effects, a long gown following the undulations of the body. It exudes a new purity, perfectly coinciding with the desire for lightness during the summer.

Hervé Léger Spring/Summer 2016 collection – New York Fashion Week

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Herve Leger Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection designed by Lubov Azria was shown on Septemeber 12 , 2015 in New York Fashion Week.

The brand celebrated its 30th anniversary show at the Skylight at Moynihan Station Saturday with no sign of the skin tight staple made from strips of stretchy fabric on the runway.

“This is probably the first time ever we are not using any bandages on the runway, but there is still the body-conscious silhouette,” says Lubov Azria, one of the designers behind the powerhouse fashion label she runs with husband Max Azria.

“We used full panels versus the bandages to evolve it and move it forward,” she adds, of fresh takes including bold patterns, ruffles, playful Aztec prints, fringe trims and sheer cutouts.

It is a surpise element in Herve Leger collection : Sportswear pieces.“I don’t think we’ve ever done pants ever,” says Azria, of a pair of white wide flair bottoms.

“When people say, ‘I can’t wear Herve Leger ([because of how tight it is), this one you can wear,” says Azria, of the new Spring/Summer 2016 collection.

The collection is wearble, one shoulder free dresses, Ensembles Dresses-trousers seems to be popular also for next summer. Herve Leger Brand was shown us collection which looks sensual, feminine and seductive!

Givenchy Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection designed by Riccardo Tisci -New York Fashion Week

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Givenchy Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection designed by chefdesigner Riccardo Tisci was shown in New York Fashion Week. September 11 ,2015 18:30 local time.

Art director of the Show Marina Abramovic.

The Givenchy show gracefully paid its respects to September 11.The long-anticipated show began on Pier 26 just as the sun was setting, and the Memorial of Light commemorating the Twin Towers lit up in the Background.

Let us speak about this grandiose collection, 89 Looks sent Tisci on runway! And all his creations are glamorous, luxurios and all outfits are beautiful, they are perfect. Riccardo Tisci did it again, the best show till now, there is no doubt about it!!!!

If it’s still ready-to-wear or a haute Couture yet? I can’t answer, for me some pieces are definitely haute Couture. The Highlight,the most attendet Show in NYFW.

This year also marks 10 years of Tisci at Givenchy and there was something of the retrospective in the first part of the show. It featured slinky, beautifully cut silk and lace slips worn with slouchy black trousers, and dressing gown-style coats in a colour palette of black and white, sometimes with bandage-style tops.

The different fashion Looks,ready-to-wear and haute couture, male and female, strength and fragility, the tailor’s discipline and the delicateness of lingerie all come together in a natural way in a collection which has the feel of a marriage of opposites. It involved top models with strong personalities chosen by Riccardo Tisci, such as Joan Smalls and Mariacarla Boscono, who showcased these pieces and underlined the human and sensual side of his style for Givenchy.

Photos courtesy: PRNewsFoto/Givenchy

Jason Wu Spring/Summer 2016 collection – New York Fashion Week

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Jason Wu was shown his Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection in NYFW.

If you don’t know a lot of Jason Wu, if you have any doubt about this Brand, Jason Wu put his reminder on his show : GLAMOUR.

After last season’s minimalist moment, Jason Wu embraced feminine details for his spring-summer 2016 show presented during the second day of New York Fashion Week. The designer fully embraced ruffles on the runway in diverse ways. Folds and ruffles are wafted down from halter necks or cascaded out from the hips and hems .

From flouncy floral prints to strict leather and rich tones, the detail adorned many looks. Raffia-esque tunics and lace panel inserts on spaghetti-strap dresses or a louche tuxedo look.