Protagonist’s Fall 2015 collection felt effortlessly clean, sleek, and simple. Every piece carried a quiet sophistication, proving that minimalism can still make a strong statement when executed with precision. The color palette was understated, focusing on neutral tones that allowed the craftsmanship and textures to shine.
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Richard Chai Love Ready to Wear F/W 2015 NYFW
Richard Chai Love’s Fall 2015 collection brought both menswear and womenswear to the forefront, creating a cohesive vision that felt urban, grounded, and approachable. The show highlighted layering as a key focus, combining practical pieces with elevated details that kept the runway dynamic without being fussy.
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BCBG Max Azria Ready to Wear F/W 2015 NYFW
BCBG Max Azria’s Fall 2015 collection was a masterclass in refined glamour. Each look showcased meticulous craftsmanship with embroidery, fringe, and cleanly formed cuts that spoke to both elegance and precision. The collection balanced ornate details with structured tailoring, making it feel luxurious without ever tipping into excess.
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Nicholas K Ready to Wear F/W 2015 NYFW
Nicholas K’s Fall 2015 collection felt like Amelia Earhart with a goth and steampunk twist. The collection was adventurous without being costume-like, combining vintage inspiration with a modern sensibility. Each piece emphasized layering, texture, and movement, creating looks that were as dynamic on the runway as they would be in real life.
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VFILES READY TO WEAR F/W 2015 NYFW
VFILES Fall 2015 collection was a playground for fashion experimentation, full of energy, contrast, and a healthy dose of attitude. The show brought together a mix of designers under one umbrella, creating a collaborative runway that felt like a modern street-style party turned high fashion.
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Drawings by artist Jared Africa
Imagine Lisa Frank after too much caffeine and a surrealist meltdown. Artist Jared Africa creates drawings that are playful, disturbing, and impossible to ignore. Loud Color, Dark Energy
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Pantone Interpretations by Nick Smith
Artist Nick Smith reimagines some of the most recognizable artworks in history through an unexpected and playful lens. Instead of traditional brushstrokes or fine detail, Smith breaks each image down into carefully arranged blocks of color inspired by Pantone swatches. At first glance, the works appear abstract and almost pixelated, but with a moment of distance and attention, familiar masterpieces slowly come into focus.
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EIAN SCULLY BY GREG VAUGHAN
Greg Vaughan’s Clean Slate editorial for DAMAN Magazine is the definition of clean preppy energy. Model Eian Scully shines in crisp neutral outerwear, channeling quiet sophistication.
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Kasia Jujeczka & Katlin Aas by Alessio Bolzoni
Alessio Bolzoni’s editorial for 10 Magazine Spring/Summer 2015 is dark, sexy, and full of gothic elegance. Models Kasia Jujeczka and Katlin Aas own every frame with a magnetic presence.
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‘Spooky’ by Tim Walker
Tim Walker delivers full-on theatrical magic in Spooky, shot for Love Magazine Spring 2015. Model Agyness Deyn embodies ghostly elegance in a series that is dramatic, surreal, and completely captivating.
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NYFW will have an official MENS Fashion Week
Creatively titled New York Fashion Week: Men’s by the CFDA, A completely separate event catering to just menswear. Expected to be biannual event and taking place July 13-16, 2015 with the Spring 2016 collections “New York Fashion Week: Men’s will feature a mix of runway shows, presentations and special events. CFDA Board Member Tommy Hilfiger was an early champion of New York Fashion Week: Men’s and will participate in the inaugural event—so will Calvin Klein Collection, Michael Kors, Rag & Bone, Public School, Billy Reid, Todd Snyder, Michael Bastian, Ovadia & Sons, Robert Geller, Duckie Brown, Patrik Ervell, Orley and Kent and Curwen, with more names to be confirmed.” So set your calendars and…
