Showing posts with label NYFWM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NYFWM. Show all posts

Inspirations for NYFW- Menswear F/W 2019

New York Fashion Week is only a few days away. The fashion world is running on adrenaline, coffee and lack of sleep as all the preparations are under way to present the Fall/Winter 2019 collections. For most the collections start with a sketch, an idea, a location or even time period. Here are a few of those inspirations and quotes from some of my favorite designers and some new names you should have on your radar.


Brand/Designer name:  Chan Chit Lo
Inspiration: Inspired by the work of Frank Meadow, this season, we celebrate the fishermen from the 19th century. Chan Chit Lo conveyed the spirit of the Fisherman and the scenery of their daily life to the collection, from the tools they use for work to the sense of harbor. Chan Chit Lo use of piles of yarn, recycled fabric and unwanted garments and transform it into luxury textile design, through her hand-craft. She believes the vision of luxury is creating craftsmanship from faults, flawed and imperfect materials.


Brand/Designer name: KA WA KEY Designers: Key Chow & Jarno Leppanen
Inspiration: KA WA KEY explores hedonism and reworks everyday streetwear with the designers’ roots of the Asian and Scandinavian aesthetics. Re-imagining traditional textile crafts and applies them on considered signature streetwear, with an unusual balance of high-concept, accessibility wearability, simplicity and soft romantic masculinity. KA WA KEY believes beauty of twinks.




Brand/Designer name: David Hart
Inspiration: A minimalist wardrobe



Brand/Designer name: Son Jung Wan
Inspiration: The women's and men's Fall 2019 collection is full of unconventionally mixing of faux fur, checkered prints, flowered prints, embroidered fabrics, sequins, and velvet, that have bold color to create a romantic mood full of playfulness.




Brand: Descendant of Thieves
Inspiration: Love Thy Neighbor, But Dress Like Yourself. We find inspiration in the individualism of New Yorkers— fewer judgements and an openness to people who celebrate personal style. It’s about respectfully living amongst others but truly being yourself.


Brand/Designer name: Krammer & Stoudt
Inspiration: Krammer & Stoudt presents the Autumn/Winter 2019 Collection, inspired by the iconoclastic figure of Don Van Vliet (Captain Beefheart), a cult hero of the California psychedelic/desert rock scene of the late 60's and early 70’s. Expanding with that catalyst, the collection incorporates style elements of the era of rock music between 1969-1974 specifically, with an emphasis on the culture of the Sunset Strip and the wide open spaces of Joshua Tree, CA.

NYFWM Spring/Summer 17 Pt.1

New York Fashion Week: Men is probably one of the most exhilarating, physically exhausting and fun weeks of the year. The third installment of NYFW:M was a total success bringing dozens of menswear designers to show their Spring/Summer 17 collections. One of the highlights of the week is New York Men's Day which is a special gathering of amazing designers showing under one roof. Here are a few of my favorites- starting with PLAC.

PLAC as I've mentioned before no the blog is a Korean brand and their cool kid style is always prevalent in every collection.

Style notes- Notice the bold and thin stripes. Choose your favorite and add a jacket to break it up.

Love the combination of darks on neutrals.

Everyone needs an oversized navy raincoat.

Max n' Chester definitely impressed me this time around. You should have them on your radar.

Curly hair and airy fabrics, loving all the details- even her red lips.

You can't go wrong with this light blue color palette.

Neutrals and blue hues- classic.

A closer look at the relaxed cut of the suit.


Photgraphy- Phil Van Nostrand

Backstage with Aveda- Public School FW16

In the midst of New York Fashion Week: Men's the Public School crew along with the Aveda team were getting the models ready for the Fall/Winter 2016 show. This go around the show was presented at Milk studios and it overflowed in to the streets of the Meatpacking District in New York City. I went backstage to see how it all came together and spoke with Allen Ruiz, Aveda Global Creative Director, Hair Styling. Ruiz explained the overall hair inspiration for this show was the David Bowie 1970's film Man Who Fell To Earth. "We wanted each model to have a cool look, no matter their length of hair. The hair was a defined style, full of volume and attitude. The fullness was effortlessly slicked back with pieces artfully falling loose.

Allen Ruiz- Creative Director, Hair Styling


Backstage photos by Nick Urteaga 



Finished look photography by Aveda




Fair Isle Look for NYFW

Whether you're planning what to wear apres-ski or going about town- I loved wearing this look for New York Fashion Week: Men's. The fairisle sweater is as classic as a tweed herringbone blazer and this one stays true to its roots and still has a cool urban feel. In addition to the sweater I also wore wool utility joggers. This is the first time I wear joggers and think this is as far as I can go for this trend.

What do you think?


Sweater + Pants- Penfield | Sneakers- K-Swiss by Billy Reid | Sunglasses- ic! Berlin

Watch- Shore Projects


Photographer- Jorge Gallegos


NYFW- Look 2

You might remember this Denim & Supply cardigan from a few months ago, here. As you can see I love this cardigan and thought it would work great on that cold brisk morning at the Public School NYC show. I took the look a step further from the conservative way I wore it last time adding on some key accessories like this amazing hat from QP Collections and frames from ic! berlin.




Hat- QP Collections | Sunglasses- ic! berlin 

Photos by Nick Urteaga 

Backstage with Aveda: Loris Diran

Backstage at the Loris Diran show during NYFWM I met up with Jon Reyman from Aveda. He explained what the inspiration for this year's Fall/Winter 2016 show. Jon described their hair as Old-school-Greaser-Fifties but a little more modern. In order to achieve this look they used Men's Firm Hold Gel and then Men's Pomade to give some shine, texture and make it look a little more greasy.

Jon Reyman with Walter Derrig




and Brian Altemus



Photography- Phillip Van Nostrand

NYFW- Look 1

NYFW: Men's was such a blast! On day one I wore one of my favorite new brands- PLAC along with Jacques Isaac and some great accessories. I kept things simple but added a punch to the look with sunglasses from ic! Berlin. Take a look at how it all worked together.

Sweater, Shirt, Cap- PLAC | Jeans- Jacques Isaac 


Watch- Shore Projects | Backpack- Burton

Sunglasses- ic! Berlin

Sneakers- Gola (Custom Made)

Photography by Phillip Van Nostrand




Review: New York Men's Day

Pt.1
New York Fashion Week: Men's started off with a bang as several designers gathered once more to show their Fall/Winter 2016 collections. Take a look at some of my favorites presentations including Krammer & Stoudt, Max n' Chester and PLAC. They take us to worlds of whimsy and ultra cool. See for yourself!

Krammer & Stoudt


Model- Josh Beech


Max 'n Chester




PLAC




Photography by Phillip Van Nostrand

The Usual Suspects: Public School S/S 2016

The Public School NYC Spring/Summer 2016 collection was everything but usual. Their presentation as a Police line up with models and some special guests made for a unique experience. I thought to myself why didn't anyone do this before. I was invited backstage and spoke with Aveda's Global Artist Director Allen Ruiz about the hair styling for this show. He said, " This is my fourth season with designer Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne. each time their designs get more innovative which allows me to have much more fun with styling the hair." One of the focuses was to accentuate each models individuality and uniqueness, be it the texture, color, or length of their hair.

photo via Aveda

Just a sample of the Aveda products used to achieve all the looks.

photo via Aveda


Love the variety of hair styles and textures.

Curly or straight, bleached or natural- it's all good at Public School.

One of the special guests was none other than Nick Wooster.

A closer look at the Spring/Summer 2016 looks.


Photographer by Phil Van Norstrand unless otherwise stated.

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