fashion-shows

Prabal Gurung on the Power of Colour

Inspired by China’s matriarchal Mosuo tribe, whose vibrant, richly fabricated garments indicate empowerment, this was an unsurprisingly exuberant collection.

Brandon Maxwell, New York’s Showman

This season there was a tangible progression in this promising young designer’s work.

The Seductive Languor of Sies Marjan

The collection came together in a time of personal turmoil for Sander Lak, but the result was surprisingly uplifting in its odd signatures.

Victoria Beckham's Intimate Celebration

There was something military about the anniversary collection, balanced with a welcome plushness — a measure of how far she's come after a decade in the business.

Rosetta Getty Knows Who She Is

The designer stuck to her core with a collection that was elevated by details like the sculptural drawstring pulling together a strapless column gown.

Eckhaus Latta’s Bodies of Work

Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Latta’s ideas — especially their visual meditation on the ever-morphing shape of the body — are rich enough to resonate far beyond their community.

Alexander Wang's CEO Shitkickers

The designer's stomping marchpast of the boss ladies had a steeliness that bordered on cliché.

Adeam Autumn/Winter 2018

Saks Potts Autumn/Winter 2018

At Bottega Veneta, a Take On New York Boldness

Tomas Maier applied his own peculiar precision to the current appetite for the flagrantly decorative, but the theatricality of the staging didn’t really do much for the clothes.

A Different Kind of Dream at Rag & Bone

Individual pieces popped but overall the collection didn't sizzle the way great product must in this unforgiving market.

Jason Wu Hews the Edges

The designer must sharpen his focus if he wants to generate heat on the runway again.