New York Fashion Weeks: Highlights from Spring/Summer 2024
New York City is buzzing with excitement as New York Fashion Week returns. This fashion show promises unforgettable moments, with iconic brands like Ralph Lauren and 3.1 Phillip Lim making a comeback on the schedule, alongside the exciting debuts of rising talents like Grace Ling and recent “Project Runway” winner Bishme Cromartie.
The New York Fashion Week Runway action-packed agenda officially commenced on Friday, marked by the highly anticipated premiere of Peter Do at the helm of Helmut Lang. The talented Vietnamese-born designer has been granted the opportunity to breathe new life into the minimalist ’90s brand, which had been without a creative director for years. Do masterfully paid homage to the label’s original style while injecting his own romantic flair, including a captivating collaboration with poet Ocean Vuong, notably showcased in his men’s and women’s suits.
Highlights from New York Fashion Week Runway So Far
September 10: Day 3
On the 3rd day of New York Fashion Week:
- Jason Wu showcased a timeless collection with classic styles.
- Christian Siriano celebrated the brand’s 15th anniversary with bold and creative outfits.
- Ulla Johnson stuck to her signature vibrant prints.
- Kanika Goyal presented a chic and experimental Fall collection.
September 9: Day 2
On the second day of the New York Fashion Show, Proenza Schouler’s Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez introduced their Spring/Summer 2024 collection. It included loose-fitting pants, see-through light layers, knits with open backs, dresses reminiscent of ancient Greece, and skirts.
The exciting news was the brand introducing its very first logo. They went through about 9,000 versions to create a design with two Ps that together form an S.
In addition, Palomo Spain’s collection featured a mix of graceful, long dresses and short midriff sets. Libertine’s collection centred around a motif of patterned squares.
September 8: Day 1
On September 8, New York Fashion Week started with some exciting moments. Peter Do, the creative director of Helmut Lang, presented his debut collection for the brand, known for its simple and timeless fashion. Additionally, Terrence Zhou from Bad Binch Tong Tong and Nepalese-American designer Prabal Gurung showcased their collections on the runway.
September 7
Last Thursday, Stuart Vevers marked a decade as Coach’s creative director with a Spring 2024 fashion show at the New York City Public Library. However, the event faced disruption when PETA supporters, opposing the use of animal leather in Coach items, entered the runway. They were covered in body paint with the message “Coach Leather Kills” painted on them.
Conclusion
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