The Creatures of the Wind Spring/Summer 2016 Ready to Wear collection presents a disheveled glam goth aesthetic. Fishnets, dark makeup, and layered textures set a youthful, raw tone that evolves across the runway into a more polished and intense look.
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Rachel Comey Ready To Wear S/S 2016 NYFW
The Rachel Comey Ready To Wear Spring/Summer 2016 show at New York Fashion Week emphasized contemporary style with effortless comfort. The collection played with light, muted pastels that gave a soft and serene energy to the runway. Draping shapes moved fluidly as models walked, creating a sense of gentle motion that made each piece feel wearable and dynamic at the same time.
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Vfiles Ready to Wear S/S 2016 NYFW
The Vfiles Ready To Wear Spring/Summer 2016 show once again proved why it has quickly become a must watch event on the first day of New York Fashion Week. Known for spotlighting emerging designers and pushing creative boundaries, the Vfiles runway offers something different from the traditional fashion week presentation. Instead of focusing on a single designer or house aesthetic, the show brings together a variety of young creatives who are eager to experiment and challenge expectations.
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ZAC Zac Posen S/S 2016 NYFW
New York Fashion Week saw Zac Posen step away from his signature classics for the Spring/Summer 2016 collection. Known for his sculpted shapes and timeless silhouettes, Posen embraced a sense of experimental playfulness this season, surprising audiences with unexpected pairings and inventive styling.
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Saint Laurent Menswear S/S 2016 Paris
Saint Laurent Spring Summer 2016 in Paris under Hedi Slimane fully embraced its signature rocker ethos. This season, grunge made a triumphant return, influencing silhouettes, textures, and styling across the collection. It was rock ’n’ roll refined for the runway.
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Umit Benan Menswear S/S 2016 Paris
Umit Benan Spring Summer 2016 in Paris delivered a sharply defined narrative rooted in tough, uniformed characters. The collection drew clear inspiration from war-era silhouettes and utilitarian dressing, evoking the cinematic grit of films like Inglourious Basterds. It was character-driven fashion with a commanding presence.
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Thom Browne Menswear S/S 2016 Paris
Thom Browne Spring Summer 2016 in Paris was theatrical, meticulous, and unapologetically dramatic. The collection introduced a striking “geisha man” concept, transforming traditional references into avant-garde menswear spectacle. It was performance art stitched into tailoring.
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Paul Smith Menswear S/S 2016 Paris
Paul Smith Spring Summer 2016 in Paris felt like a businessman time-traveling through decades. Rooted in the designer’s signature 70s groove, the collection leaned into early 80s proportions with oversized silhouettes and confident pops of color. It was retro charm with modern polish.
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Balmain Menswear S/S 2016 Paris
Balmain Spring Summer 2016 in Paris introduced a stylish equestrian safari explorer, confident, refined, and dressed in layers of luxury. The collection delivered countless leather looks paired with textured coats and sharply constructed jackets. It was adventure elevated to high fashion.
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Dior Homme S/S 2016 Paris
Dior Homme Spring Summer 2016 in Paris delivered proper, polished schoolboy energy with a sharp formal twist. Clean lines, precise tailoring, and youthful undertones defined the collection, while playful camo and diamond prints kept it from feeling too rigid.
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Kenzo Menswear S/S 2016 Paris
Kenzo Spring Summer 2016 transported us to a sparkling moon desert, where 1960s optimism met futuristic exploration. The setting alone framed the collection as something cinematic, suspended between retro nostalgia and space age fantasy.
