NY Fashion Week

There is coming in loads of content from New York fashion week, and not everyone might have the time to look at the live streams from the shows or the massive amount of photos. To make it easy for you, we at TellusFashion have picked the hottest shows that has impressed so far.

First and foremost BCBG Max Azria made a much better collection than in several seasons, even though it resembled the last one’s, it topped them all. They had succeeded in a class of their own with the details of each garment, especially the flaring pleats but also the square pattern. Starting the show by sending out a model in a cool trench with leather pockets made one more intrigued about what to come. The looks that came out after were at first modest, than the heavy artillery came: a lot of color-blocking. As usual all dresses are in knee-length, but if you thought that would remove the hotness think again because see-trough fabric is attached cleverly to hint what might be underneath.

Derek Lam released his Lookbook for the diffusion line 10 Crosby Derek Lam, which had more every-day wear and only a few party dresses. Several wine-red garments, trendy pajama pants and knitted sweaters, which initially means the perfect selection for the fashionable woman. The lower price range makes it more accessible, compared to his other line.

We will end this post with some edge from Libertine who always gives the audience a collection with a feeling of rock’n’roll. The use of grey branches printed on black was reoccurring throughout the show, which looked arty, especially on an all-black transparent top (see photo below). A small selection of cool furs came down the runway, a red one that definitely will stand out in the dark autumn season. But there was one thing that stole the show - the red and black glittering boots.