NEW YORK FASHION WEEK PART 3: MILK MADE

 In the art, music, and fashion world, Milk Studios is known as the best space for photoshoots and videography. Milk Made serves as an online platform to showcase the products of Milk's creative community. During fashion week, I attended their presentation which featured a series of talented designers; many of whom were new to me. 

NELLIE PARTOW: 

  

 CALLA HAYNES:

  

 HARBISON:

  

 JONATHAN SIMKHAI:      

  
 

                     

NEW YORK FASHION WEEK PART 2: A NEW TAKE ON TEXTURE

Luckily, my entire second day of shows was spent inside Lincoln Center where I was shielded from the chill. In between shows, I relaxed in E!'s lounge and prepared for my graduate school interviews.

The three shows I attended each tackled a similar trend: texture. 

Shows:

MONIQUE LHUILLIER stuck to a monochromatic palette and used bold fabrics to create shape and glamour. 

    
  

SON JUNG WAN infused unexpected textures like fur, metallic panels, and gold lips together to create a futuristic look.

  

MARA HOFFMAN stuck to her signature tribal patterns to create the illusion of texture and leave the audience longing for a vacation.