I am continuing the NYWF review.
Coach successfully matched its collection to Valentine's Day: every outfit on the runway was complemented with bags in the shape of hearts and lips. It looked very nice.
Prabal Gurung continued the butterflies and fairy tale theme started by Rodarte. The absolutely recognizable wing pattern was captured on dresses with asymmetrical draping and was even tied into sweaters.
On the other hand, Dion Lee decided to override the theme of elves and butterflies. The designer went the traditional way: cheeky minis and transparent party dresses combined with everyday clothes. Such looks are, of course, more popular: sexy, tempting, a little "aggressive," and 100% attractive.
Coach successfully matched its collection to Valentine's Day: every outfit on the runway was complemented with bags in the shape of hearts and lips. It looked very nice.
Prabal Gurung continued the butterflies and fairy tale theme started by Rodarte. The absolutely recognizable wing pattern was captured on dresses with asymmetrical draping and was even tied into sweaters.
On the other hand, Dion Lee decided to override the theme of elves and butterflies. The designer went the traditional way: cheeky minis and transparent party dresses combined with everyday clothes. Such looks are, of course, more popular: sexy, tempting, a little "aggressive," and 100% attractive.
