And so the 1970s, which saw Nixon and Watergate and Carter and the Iran hostage crisis, possess a complexity that cannot be ignored. The clothes of the era are not devoid of this intricacy. That monolithic idea of the era could be felt throughout many of the collections.
1970s
At Steven Alan
At Peter Som
At Tommy Hilfiger
At Chris Benz
At Rodarte
At Oscar de la Renta
Alongside these more overt references, there were other trends that when looked at in the correct light, also displayed a connection to the time. The silhouettes were looser. The lengths were longer. The waistlines were higher.
Long skirts
At St. John
At Vena Cava
At Prabal Gurung
At Carlos Miele
Sequined Pants
At Peter Som
At Erin Fetherston
At Douglas Hannant
At Michael Kors
There was also a color story on the runway. Instead of the many colors that were seen in some of the Spring/Summer 2011 collections, this New York season was about one color. Between cherry and fire engine live a group of reds that were seen on everything from shorts to pants to dresses.
At Wes Gordon
At Rebecca Minkoff
At Prabal Gurung
At Sophie Theallet
At Elie Tahari
At Bill Blass
The color blocking trend seen in the Pre-Fall collections rippled into the Fall/Winter collections. At times the colors were vibrant and striking. At other times, they spoke only of subtlety.
At BCBG Max Azria
At Costello Tagliapietra
At Jill Stuart
At Sophie Theallet
At Proenza Schouler
At Preen
At Narciso Rodriguez
At Tibi
At Calvin Klein
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