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the runway edit
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the runway edit
Fashion month began with Diane von Furstenberg, president of the Council of Fashion Designer’s of America, announcing that it was working with a consulting group to explore whether moving the fashion calendar to be in sync with the consumer calendar would benefit the industry. Tom Ford, even announced that he was forgoing a runway show this season in order to show his fall collection right before it hits stores. Fashion news continues to travel at an increased pace thanks to social media platforms like Snapchat, Twitter and Instagram. Consumers can get a front row view without even leaving their home thanks to the iPhones of industry insiders. Music and fashion melded together both at Kanye’s Yeezy show, which doubled as the release of his new album, and Rihanna’s Fenty x Puma collaboration. Among the typical, yet still welcomed, fall trends of furs and velvets, sequins and ruffles, trends we haven’t seen since the late 2000s, resurfaced in reinvented ways. D&G’s stampede of sequin soldiers made me want a metallic frock just one year after I swore to myself I would rid myself of my excessive sequined clothing collection from high-school. In case you missed it or want to relive the highlights, Moda’s fashion team came together to curate our favorite moments from fashion month. Enjoy! Alexa Carlson, Fashion Editorial Assistant
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Alexa Carlson, Fashion Editorial Assistant Alexandra Folino, Art Director Kenzie Bryant Ashley Ng, Fashion News Correspondent Maya Campbell, Fashion Editor Ashley Mackens, Fashion Writer Maya Campbell, Fashion Editor Joe McKee, Lifestyle Resident Beauty Expert Clarke Smith, Fashion Writer Ashley Mackens, Fashion Writer Andrew Salewski, Photography Director
STREET STYLE | VIBRANCE
STREET STYLE | DENIM & BLUES
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STREET STYLE | REDS
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STREET STYLE | FLORALS
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STREET STYLE | CAMEL
STREET STYLE | WHITE TO OFF-WHITE
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STREET STYLE | BLACK ON BLACK
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STREET STYLE | FUR & OVERSIZED
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A designer’s vision at fashion week is beyond the presentation of clothing, it’s a detailed story. A story in which their collection exists in the real
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world, not just in their head. To make collections come to life, designers consider who is going to wear their clothes and where they are going to wear them. While at some shows, the setting is implied by the clothing: the girl in J.Crew heads to a creative office, and at rebel at Vetements goes wherever the f**k she wants, at a few designers don’t leave the environmental context of their shows up to spectators. The duo at Dolce and Gabbana chose a dream-like, fairytale set to complement designs fit for a princess. Complete with a personalized D&G storybook and an ornate gold carriage, the runway exemplified the fantasy within this collection. Tommy Hilfiger took nautical inspiration to a whole new level at his show in New York. The designer transformed the runway into a Titanic-esque cruiseliner sailing under a sky full of stars. The ship was a wonderful addition to a collection that exudes femininity and adventure. Finally, in contrast to D&G and Tommy Hilfiger, Dior opted for a futuristic runway. Bright lights, white arches and mirrors created a space-age tunnel as the stage for strong, structural designs.
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BEAUTY HIGHLIGHTS Antonio Berardi | fashionising.com
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best in makeup This season, toss the lip liner — let your lips fade in. This look adds a bold flush of color to the lips without distracting from the rest of the face. Antonio Marras and Erdem introduced this look on the Milan and London runways.
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Glossy lips are in—Antonio Berandi’s and Joseph’s (London Fashion Week) models graced the stage with beautiful berry-toned and orange-red lips, and, in Paris, Dior walked out in a stunning blackened red. Marc Jacobs (NYFW), Dries Van Noten (PFW) and Sacai (PFW) experimented with bold, grungy eyeliner. Warm, rose-toned eyes were a hit around the globe. Novis (NYFW), Alexander Lewis (LFW) and Cacharel (PFW) all used this look to keep the eyes soft, yet dramatic.
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Add more blue to your eyeshadow collection. In New York, all shades of blue were used to add flare to Thom Browne and Mara Hoffman’s visionary designs.
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Mara Hoffman | fashionising.com Marc Jacobs | Vogue.com
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best in Hair In Milan, designers embraced natural hair and waves.
Giambattista Valli (PFW) and Fay (MFW) slicked their models’ hair back into clean, glossy looks. Marc Jacobs gave a classic hair style a grunge update. In London, Ashish models walked out in vibrant hair that matched their equally lively outfits. Giambattista Valli | Vogue.com
In Milan, Emporio Armani came down the runway with sleek and shaped hair. In Paris, crimps were hot. Vanessa Seward mastered it. Marc Jacobs | Vogue.com
JOE MCKEE Vanessa Seward | Vogue.com
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LOOKS | CHLOE
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LOOK | J.CREW
SUPERLATIVES
BEST EYES Anthony Vaccarello
Because why not bedazzle your cat eye?
MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Vetements
BEST HAIR Balmain
The Great Balmain Hair Swap of 2016
This fashion month, Vetements was on every street style star and every instagram feed.
BEST DRESSED Alexander McQueen
BIGGEST FLIRT Kate Spade Wink. Wink.
Oh, the importance of tailoring.
MOST LIKELY TO GO TO THE OLYMPICS
CLASS CLOWN Moschino
MOST LIKELY TO BRIGHTEN YOUR DAY J. Crew
The cut-outs, the prints and the fur... it was everything.
Lacoste
Matching tracksuits never looked so chic.
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WORST DRESSED Lanvin
Fall’s newest staple: a hot pink fur coat
BIGGEST DRAMA QUEEN Kanye See @kanyewest
MOST LIKELY TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT Kanye Ye 2020
WORST CASE OF SENIORITIS Tom Ford
QUIETEST Chloe
MOST MUSICAL Kanye
Debuting his ever-changing album, The Life of Pablo, at his Yeezy Season 3 show, Kanye no doubt takes this category.
BEST FRIENDS FOREVER Gigi and Kendall
Taking the plunge and switching his collections to match up with the consumer calendar, Tom Ford was MIA at the New York shows.
Chloe has mastered the art of presenting a collection that doesn’t make much noise but is always flawless.
Would you expect anything less?
MOST LIKELY TO STAY THE SAME
MOST LIKELY TO GO UP IN FLAMES Moschino
MOST LIKELY TO BE AMERICA’S NEXT TOP MODEL Lineisy Montero
Dolce & Gabbana
You can always tell when Dolce and Gabbana is on the scene. Blame the strong Italian roots, perfectly structured bustiers and of course, the girl squad.
(See class clown)
Showing up in 68 shows, Lineisy dominated the runways.
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