“The juxtaposition of masculine and feminine, aristocrat and rebel, punk and princess, culture and counter-culture are all building blocks integral to the creation of “Tuxedo Park”.” – from the show program
Makeup: James Kaliardos & the M.A.C. Pro Team
Hair: Neil Moodie for Bumble & Bumble
Music: DJ Max Pask
Top Looks:
{5: Monsignor blouse in Ivory Silk Georgette}
{12: Moreau Jacket in Black Silk Stretch Duchess Satin}
{19: Elsa jacket in Black Corded Lace}
{21: Demoiselle Dress in Silver/Black Metallic Lace}
{27: Carlyle Dress in Anthracite/Black Metallic Lace}
{best look | 32: Gloria Gown in Black Hand Embroidered Sequin}
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With her sister Samantha Ronson making an appearance in her show, Rebecca Minkoff showed looks that would definitely appeal to a younger crowd of women who enjoy the bohemian chic aesthetic and topped it off perfectly with a live band “The Ghost of Saber Tooth Tiger.” The accessories and dresses killed and I was a huge fan of the flowing, full length, v-neck printed sheer finale gown. I can hear all of the gasps as I say this – but seriously I can’t wait to see someone rock this dress somewhere and read all the smack about how it’s see through. It’s called a slip … duh.
Hair: Ouidad
Makeup: Sarah Lucero for Stila Cosmetics
Music: The Ghost of Saber Tooth Tiger
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This was definitely one of the coolest shows at fashion week. It’s kind of like getting to see the Project Runway fashion show, but in a more relaxed environment and sans all of the snarky comments at the end. It also marked the 10th showing of AAU at NYFW! It’s a chance to see 6 inspired creations each from 7 students at AAU. If you would like to see the show you can check it out here!
Designers: Holly Smith, Minha Yoon, Stephanie Gelot, Hurst Chang-Wei Lin, Dejchat Sriyoopum, Jonathan David Baker & Aura Taylor
Makeup: Janell Geason for Aveda
Hair: Jon Reyman for beautyvt.com
Music: Scott Ewalt