
vogue runway
michael kors collection:
At Michael Kors, asymmetry gave black a sense of movement. Long, uninterrupted lines were cut away to reveal a leg mid-stride, turning an otherwise spare silhouette into something far less expected. The effect was strongest in motion, and perfect for the runway.
vogue runway
simkhai:
SIMKHAI reimagines fringe through long, fluid strands that bring movement and dimension to an all-black silhouette. Layered at varying lengths, the fringe shifts with every step, creating texture and revealing subtle flashes of skin beneath. The result is a dramatic play of movement and texture that transforms fringe into a defining element of the look.
vogue runway
ulla johnson:
Ulla Johnson made a case for pastels without the usual sweetness. Layers of blush, peach and pale blue appeared in sheer fabrics and fluid skirts, with transparency allowing one shade to show through another. Softness coming from color; layering kept the look from becoming too delicate.
vogue runway
ralph lauren:
Ralph Lauren loosened up one of evening’s most familiar fabrics. A liquid gold skirt appeared beneath navy tailoring and a soft blue waistcoat, bringing evening fabric into decidedly less formal company.
vogue runway
carolina herrera:
Orange was already a color to watch for spring, but New York widened the spectrum. Bright yellow appeared at Carolina Herrera, while vivid blues and reds surfaced elsewhere throughout the week. Saturated color will have more than one way into the season.


