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by Shreya S
Christopher John Rogers: Though I liked this CJR collection, I do feel this wasn’t his best work. It was great but his last show was too iconic I guess. Expectations were too high but this was a good collection. More prints and less crazy bright colors was the overall vibe. I did like the Black and white checkered printed looks and button overload was cute. I did miss that usual train of colors though.
Jason Wu: Well this wasn’t good, I think I mildly liked one look and I can’t even remember which one it was. A pretty average collection this time(also most of the time) though to be fair some looks were okay for lounging around the house but only with the condition that you are alone.
Laquan Smith: Quite an interesting collection by Smith, a step up from last season’s dud. Some intriguing fabrics and materials were used in some bold colors. With extreme and daring cutouts this collection was quite a nod to all his previous works. Though some looks are slightly on the edge of looking tacky or might I say Fashionova-ish, I’m sure a Laquan girl can pull it off.
Zimmermann: It’s been a while since I liked Zimmerman show, though their Resort 2021 was nice too (all credits to the stunning Adut Akech). This collection had some pretty cute looks made of some beautiful prints and soothing colors, this might be one of my favorite Zimmermann collections yet.
Batsheva: An uplifting collection by Batsheva, a sense of playfulness and fun. With polka dots, gingham, midi-dresses, and umbrellas a quite fun collection overall, super girly looks with my favorite a beautiful mustard cardigan. “Fashion is about dressing,” said Batsheva Hay to Vogue and I couldn’t agree more.
Christian Siriano: With each look accompanied by matching masks, Siriano was a highlight of the NYFW, though I didn’t like most of the looks but I was happy to see the show if that makes sense. The collection seemed a bit unfinished but was comprised of some beautiful ideas.
Carolina Herrera: At Herrera, some pretty looks followed by a quite nice white-pink floral gown, the looks weren’t all bad but just not for me. With an clear attempt to entice a younger audience a quite forgettable collection though that doesn’t have to be necessarily bad.
Marchesa: Comporsed of some boring floral prints but a few stunning almost minimal evening wear gowns. A pink off shoulder gown and a pale halter neck grey gown made the collection bearable.
The Row: Classic American done right, an obviously minimalist collection by the Olsen twins. With monochromatic looks in muted colors and cozy tailoring, the collection was quite satisfying and provided a lot of content for moodboard accounts I imagine.
Naeem Khan: Naeem Khan was quite fun this season. Among some stunning sequined looks in various styles, there was a pleasant nude gown with floral appliques, A light lavender sequined gown was a dream though. A wishlist of post lockdown looks that I wouldn’t wear anyway but nice to dream about.
Rodarte: Probably one of the most mesmerizing shows this season, filled with gorgeous floral headpieces in a usual Rodarte dreamland. Spring magic it was, with dreamy dresses and pajamas this collection was completed by ‘J’aime Rodarte’ sweatshirts which is an absolute need for me.
Peter Do: Peter Do took HF Twitter by storm this season, I remember I scrolled through nothing but people obsessing over this. And rightfully so, A quite nice collection overall. To me, it was very reminiscent of Daniel Lee’s Bottega Veneta with a hint of Victoria Beckham. Sharp tailoring in comfortable silhouettes are a sure hit.
Dion Lee: Loved this collection, some beautiful mild sculptural looks among some ribbed dresses, low waist black pants, and wonderful shoes. Clearly inspired by ‘nature’ the collection was mainly in nude, white, and black which a lovely pop of yellow. The highlight was the final black leafy dress.
Ashish: A cute collection for sure, obviously bright and vibrant this collection was mood uplifter. With some beautiful prints and beautiful colors, one of my favorites this season. Standout looks were some literal ‘animal prints’ and the sequins were a little off this time. The finale look was a silver saree that was reminiscent of Manish Malhotra’s sequined sarees.
Tom Ford: I’m just not a fan of this show, quite an unremarkable collection. The floral prints were kinda nice but the overall feel was a bit cheesy. Though I guess I wouldn’t mind some Tom Ford satin loungewear.
Kim Shui: I’m not kidding this was too hot. The adventurous cutouts and trippy-ish prints came together to form a bold, structured yet casual collection which for me has inspired a hundred DIY ideas and is kind of perfect to do an impromptu Instagram shoot.
Proenza Schouler: A surprisingly pleasant collection by Schouler, comprised of clean silhouettes, basic colors and classic cuts. After a while it seemed that the brand was back to its core and thank god for that. It was very American (obviously) and very calming in some way.
Pictures courtesy of Vogue Runway
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