Fashion Week is our most favorite time of the year. During NYFW, not only famous and established designers dazzled the runways. There are a handful of new designers that you really need to check out, too.
Scroll down to see our favorites.
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MORGAN LANE
First working for her famous mother Jill Stuart, Morgan decided to take her own path and combine what she loved, lingerie and illustrations. To our delight! Morgan Lane’s style is unique, pairing trends we see on the high street with nightwear and delicate fabrics to create lingerie. “Lingerie is the most essential piece of fashion because you wear it closest to your body, it’s your special secret underneath it all”, she says.
2.
MISBHV
All of their pieces (we repeat all of their pieces!) are absolutely stylish. Latex, leather, denim, jersey, sequin, fur, MISBHV definitely play with shapes and fabrics.
3.
HELLESSY
Hellessy proves that ‘tailored’ doesn’t necessarily mean formal or office wear. Sylvie Millstein is giving a modern thought to day-to-evening womenswear, and we love it !
4.
ETIENNE DEROEUX
Etienne Deroeux is a French fashion designer based in the French capital. And we can sense it through his creations! The colors and shapes make me think of Paris in the 60’s, while matching with today’s trends.
5.
KAELEN
What we absolutely love about Kaelen is the mixture of prints and different trends. Classy pumps, sporty striped socks, and a 60’s maxi metallic dress? It’s a why not for Kaelen and it’s a wow from us.
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LRS STUDIO
“The pieces do not aim to create a spectacle nor stage a critique, but rather to refine basic elements”. Originally an artist from Mexico, Raul Solis makes magic with hands, and we can definitely feel the appreciation of art through his creations. Definitely one to check out!
7.
RYAN ROCHE
Layers, patterns, knits, texture, volume, nude colors and more layers. Ryan Roche definitely likes to play with the materials, inspired by her dreamy, vibrant childhood…
8.
ADAM SELMAN
Adam Selman’s collections seem to be mostly inspired by the 60’s and 70’s, adapted to 2016. His creations are so appreciated that even Rihanna asked him to design for her…