New York Fashion Week

Jeremy Scott decided to outperform the noise of the political landscapes that always impacts him with a collection dedicated to high-octane sound and the vision it inspires. Scott explains his collection as an “imaginary intergalactic sci-fi rock band”. He created clothing that channeled neon lights and glam metal wigs that convey a typical cartoon-like take on a page out of the American history book where outer space meets the eighties classics. Scott went on to say “there isn’t a pop star I haven’t dressed, so I thought I’d make my own band up; my own synthetic rock opera”

Celebrating his 10th anniversary showing at New York Fashion Week, Prabal Gurung examined American identity and asked the question “who gets to be American?”. Gurung used the runway to express his view on the trending counterseal topic. As we know, Gurung is known to create a big political statement on the runway, and to do this he used colours, prints, and fabrics to re-examine and dissect the root of American identity.

Ford explained that “I think that it is a time for ease, and in that way a return to the kind of luxurious sportswear that America has become known for all over the world,”. His runway collection featured a range of ballooning floor-length skirts worn with T-shirts and/or silk blazers styled with nylon basketball shorts.