Rag & Bone: The utilitarian, urban ethos of Rag & Bone took a more boisterous tone with prints, particularly a burst of florals and abstract camouflage interpretations, bringing a new dimension to the label’s androgynous silhouettes. In addition to apron dresses, skinny knits and masculine blazers, the label also introduced some new crowd-pleasing accessories, including a new fishnet, open-weave tote bag for a slouchier look for spring.
Rag & Bone: The utilitarian, urban ethos of Rag & Bone took a more boisterous tone with prints, particularly a burst of florals and abstract camouflage interpretations, bringing a new dimension to the label’s androgynous silhouettes. In addition to apron dresses, skinny knits and masculine blazers, the label also introduced some new crowd-pleasing accessories, including a new fishnet, open-weave tote bag for a slouchier look for spring.
Maryam Nassir Zadeh: Downtown darling Maryam Nassir Zadeh chose a long-vacant building on a busy corner of Canal Street and Broadway to show off her newest collection. Skimpy crop tops, bicycle shorts and swimwear in pastel hues were paired with boxy blazers, tailored trousers and cascading ruffle skirts for a street-inspired aesthetic that has made her a favourite of the cool Manhattan set.
Maryam Nassir Zadeh: Downtown darling Maryam Nassir Zadeh chose a long-vacant building on a busy corner of Canal Street and Broadway to show off her newest collection. Skimpy crop tops, bicycle shorts and swimwear in pastel hues were paired with boxy blazers, tailored trousers and cascading ruffle skirts for a street-inspired aesthetic that has made her a favourite of the cool Manhattan set.
Gabriela Hearst: The sustainability-focused designer drew from a wealth of historical references, ranging from a poem by the Argentinian writer Jorge Luis Borges to Hieronymus Bosch’s Renaissance masterpiece ‘Garden of Earthly Delights’, to create a breathtaking collection. The garments, which ranged from wafting dresses to cool suits, boasted architectural pleating, sculptural corseting details and also an undeniable lightness that gave each of the pieces an elegant wearability. Teamed with chunky cork-soled flatform sandals and covetable new leather accessories, particularly the tiffin box-like Joni bag, the collection was a dynamic portrait of contemporary femininity. Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans
Gabriela Hearst: The sustainability-focused designer drew from a wealth of historical references, ranging from a poem by the Argentinian writer Jorge Luis Borges to Hieronymus Bosch’s Renaissance masterpiece ‘Garden of Earthly Delights’, to create a breathtaking collection. The garments, which ranged from wafting dresses to cool suits, boasted architectural pleating, sculptural corseting details and also an undeniable lightness that gave each of the pieces an elegant wearability. Teamed with chunky cork-soled flatform sandals and covetable new leather accessories, particularly the tiffin box-like Joni bag, the collection was a dynamic portrait of contemporary femininity. Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans
Ralph Lauren: It was a historic event for Ralph Lauren, as the all-American brand held a spectacular show in Central Park in celebration of its 50th anniversary. The host of A-list front rowers was on repeat on social media that evening, as Oprah, Pierce Brosnan and Hillary Clinton took in looks on a carpeted runway that showcased five decades of Lauren’s men’s and women’s sports-focused heritage. Take varsity sweaters paired with fringed skirts, crafty patchwork skirts and military jackets, tweed tailoring, cowboy hats and fur coats. It was opulent and alluring, celebratory and sophisticated, a sublime encapsulation of fifty years of a New York stalwart. Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans
Ralph Lauren: It was a historic event for Ralph Lauren, as the all-American brand held a spectacular show in Central Park in celebration of its 50th anniversary. The host of A-list front rowers was on repeat on social media that evening, as Oprah, Pierce Brosnan and Hillary Clinton took in looks on a carpeted runway that showcased five decades of Lauren’s men’s and women’s sports-focused heritage. Take varsity sweaters paired with fringed skirts, crafty patchwork skirts and military jackets, tweed tailoring, cowboy hats and fur coats. It was opulent and alluring, celebratory and sophisticated, a sublime encapsulation of fifty years of a New York stalwart. Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans
Zero + Maria Cornejo: The empowering, sustainable principles that Maria Cornejo has held dear for over thirty years couldn’t be more poignant this season. Taking heed from the Chilean painter Gracia Barrios, whose work features the faces of numerous extraordinary women, Cornejo adapted it into a print, and the collection’s female-forward aesthetic was palpable in the austere yet fluid lines, sensual textured jacquards and a bounty of earthy tones, which were all also inspired by Brazilian modernist design. Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans
Zero + Maria Cornejo: The empowering, sustainable principles that Maria Cornejo has held dear for over thirty years couldn’t be more poignant this season. Taking heed from the Chilean painter Gracia Barrios, whose work features the faces of numerous extraordinary women, Cornejo adapted it into a print, and the collection’s female-forward aesthetic was palpable in the austere yet fluid lines, sensual textured jacquards and a bounty of earthy tones, which were all also inspired by Brazilian modernist design. Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans
