NYFW | Manual De La Cruz Fall 2010

Revelations. Manual De La Cruz presented his profoundly named Fall 2010 collection at The Altman Building during February’s Fashion Week to an eager crowd of both friends and fanfare. The end may not be near for this new designer judging by this offering, his most ambitious  yet. The “rocker priest” is born! Well, someone has to save all those nuns gone astray and sexy Saturday night souls. Read more

MBFW | Yeohlee Fall/Winter 2010

The urbanite goes urbane with Yeohlee‘s latest Fall 2010 offering. Showing just doors down from Mercedes Benz Fashion Week tents, the very celebrated designer let cylinders and Kazimir Malevich’s “Black Circle” inspire this seasons collection as compelling geometric influences rendered wool coats and pants were softened by gauge knits yarns and quirky bursts of dots and plaid. Read more

NYFW | Costello Tagliapietra Fall 2010

Everyone is a Geisha as far as Jeffrey Costello and Robert Tagliapietra are concerned. Stirred by a recent trip to Japan, the suspender clad Brooklyn Boys draped their way into a Fall 2010 collection that defies all rules of convention. Hoping to translate that excited feeling of  “a young girl taking her first journey embarking on her life,” Tagliapietra says Read more

NYFW | Alexander Berardi Fall 2010

This show gets my medal for ‘Most Wearable Off the Runway’. I literally had to restrain myself from standing up out of my seat and plucking these goodies off the backs of Alexander Berardi‘s Fall 2010 porcelain dolls. Read more

NYFW | Bespoken Fall/Winter 2010

You should want your boyfriend to be BESPOKEN. He’ll be the rock and roll runaway of the old Park Avenue set – a mannered bad boy with enough charm to keep anyone’s pants right where he wants them. Read more

NYFW | Cynthia Rowley Fall 2010

Now we know where the wild things are – in Cynthia Rowley‘s wildly delicious Fall 2010 line. Held at New York City’s fabled Gotham Hall just blocks downwind from the Bryant Park tents, a breathtaking and lusciously intimate display transported us into a dream jungle where anything could happen – and did. Read more

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