#NYFW2021 Archives - Voir Fashion https://www.voirfashion.co.uk Fri, 17 Sep 2021 10:13:20 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.6.17 Throwback To Street Style Looks From New York Fashion Week https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/post/throwback-to-street-style-looks-from-new-york-fashion-week/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=throwback-to-street-style-looks-from-new-york-fashion-week Fri, 17 Sep 2021 10:13:19 +0000 https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/?p=39205 After a long week of fashion shows, the Met Gala, Music Awards, and many other events, New York Fashion Week is finally over. Yet, we’re still thinking about all the looks our favourite celebrities served in the past few days. Here are some of our personal favourites:

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]]> After a long week of fashion shows, the Met Gala, Music Awards, and many other events, New York Fashion Week is finally over. Yet, we’re still thinking about all the looks our favourite celebrities served in the past few days. Here are some of our personal favourites:

Saweetie

For the Tom Ford show, Saweetie wore this beautiful pair of black low waisted flares with a strappy cut out top that enhanced her curves and silhouette. The make-up and the hairstyle complemented the look perfectly and brought back the sexy 2000s aesthetic in a classy and trendy manner.

Halsey

Halsey made an appearance at New York Fashion Week with her boyfriend Alev Aydin. She wore a bright red LaQuan Smith corset covered in lace with a pair of low waisted flared jeans by The Attico that had matching red stitching. She went with a pair of black heeled glitzy Louboutin sandals for footwear. The silhouette of the bottoms and top clearly reference the 2000s style, but with a Goth twist, whilst the makeup and hairstyle have more of a glamorous vibe. 

Shay Mitchell

For her pre-VMA appearance, Shay Mitchell wore a beautiful vinyl sculpted dress by Nikita Karizma. The colour and silhouette complemented her skin tone perfectly, making her look chic. She accessorized the dress with a pair of Levian gold earrings, strappy Femme sandals, a Lee Savage golden clutch and Monica Rose black shades.

Emily Ratajkowski

Emily Ratajkowski attended the Tory Burch show wearing a dark grey vest and matching trousers. Although this might be a classic business attire, she made it edgy by showing her slim arms and pairing it with black leather sandals and a small bag. With her hair down and subtle makeup, she looked smart, elegant, and cool at the same time.

Rosalia

Rosalia arrived at the Thom Browne SS/22 fashion show wearing a two-piece plaid set: a flared midi skirt and a straight cut long jacket. Underneath, she wore a white vest that she matched with a pair of white heeled loafers. The choice of sunglasses and hairstyle, precisely the loose strands gave the look a perfect ’90s finish. Although an alternative to her frequent edgy aesthetic, she rocked this tartan print style.

Madelaine Petsch

Madelaine Petsch made her first appearance at this season’s New York Fashion Week at the Prabal Gurung show. She wore a black suit with sequins lapels and matching black trousers. To contrast this, she wore a choker with red and cyclamen feathers, which she paired up with bright pink heeled sandals. The silver straps of the sandals made her outfit glamourous and sophisticated. Her slick middle part hairstyle worked as the best finishing touch for this stunning look. 

Rita Ora

Rita Ora announced the end of her New York stays on Instagram wearing a two-piece light grey stretchy set. The top features a cut that reveals her cleavage and the maxi slim skirt perfectly hugs her hips to create the impression of a mermaid silhouette. The fabric and style of the outfit truly work to her advantage. Her messy hairstyle and neutral makeup give her the perfect glow for a late-night dinner look.

Ciara

Ciara rocked an all-black look for LaQuan Smith’s show: a puff sleeve top and a pair of nylon cargo trousers tucked in heeled over knee puff boots. The shape and cut of the top gave us Regency-core (Bridgeton) vibes whilst the bottoms and the boots made her look like a Ninja Warrior. The slick, high bun further alluded to this idea and the dark eyeshadow and neutral make-up truly accentuated her facial features. The textures of the fabrics complemented each other well and made her look powerful. As usual, she owned New York Fashion Week.

Words by Alexandra Yassin, Graphics by Emily Chapillon

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]]> Catch-up On What Happened This Weekend At New York Fashion Week https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/post/catch-up-on-what-happened-this-weekend-at-new-york-fashion-week/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=catch-up-on-what-happened-this-weekend-at-new-york-fashion-week Mon, 13 Sep 2021 11:23:41 +0000 https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/?p=38572 The weekend of New York Fashion Week continued to present beautiful collections from Helmut Lang, Kim Shui, Tom Ford, and many more fabulous designers. We will be catching you up on collections from Friday until Sunday, concluding the first fashion week which made a return to in-person shows!

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]]> The weekend of New York Fashion Week continued to present beautiful collections from Helmut Lang, Kim Shui, Tom Ford, and many more fabulous designers. We will be catching you up on collections from Friday until Sunday, concluding the first fashion week which made a return to in-person shows!

Helmut Lang

Helmut Lang brought minimalist, refined pieces with colourful details for Spring 2022 ready-to-wear. Each look is wearable, appealing more to formal everyday wear rather than explicit streetwear. Touches of the brands’ seaside inspiration for this collection are present in knotted, rope accessories, rain jackets, and an abundance of pockets.

Michael Kors

An amalgamation of the 1950s silhouettes, rich formal wear, and light evening dresses was present at the Michael Kors’ show. Duffle coats, blazers, and Capri suits brought Winter classics into Springtime through cropping, heavy fabrics, and opting for bralettes instead of full-coverage tops. Floral, pastel lace returned the looks to Easter Springtime outfits with swing skirts, gingham matching sets and loose, Cami dresses. Overall, Michael Kors presented a wide range of looks applicable to Spring, from coats for rain showers to flowy daytime dresses, closing with sparkling evening gowns.

Carolina Herrera

Sophisticated is exactly the way to describe Wes Gordon’s classy ready-to-wear looks for Carolina Herrera’s 40th-anniversary collection. Inspired by Herrera’s 1983 runway, elevated black and white looks opened the show from simple mini dresses to bubble skirts to tiered tulle gowns. The show closed with further dramatic ball-gowns, establishing the bubble silhouettes as a staple of Spring 2022.

Coach

Coach attempted streetwear with fun graphics, loose silhouettes and an abundance of denim for Spring 2022 ready-to-wear. Coach’s history of leather craftsmanship has been updated under the creative direction of Stuart Vevers. Traditional elements like houndstooth, woollen fabrics and lined coats were revamped with oversized silhouettes, broad sleeves, and denim pieces. Rather than present expected floral dresses for Spring, Coach offered an edgier story of comical graphic t-shirts paired with denim shorts and waistcoats.

Brandon Maxwell

Bright colours, shimmering fabrics, and flattering silhouettes appeared at Brandon Maxwell. The brand was created with the purpose to empower women through fine tailoring – this collection presented garments created to flatter everyone. Not shying away from bold patterns, the pieces focused on hypnotic spirals, pastel gingham, and ’70s psychedelic. Sleek 90s silhouette were mixed with pastel Y2K influences to create a flattering and empowering collection of loud clothes for every woman. 

Rodarte

The Rodarte women layers boxy shirts wear lingerie-style dresses and have crystal-encrusted evening gowns in her wardrobe. This show was focused on movement, opening with looks including cape-like sleeves blowing in the wind, moving to loose silk slips and sheer lace dresses. The collection spanned natural landscapes with a bright, sky-blue dress transforming to rich orange looks. The show closed with a series of simple shift dresses spanning various sunset hues – a suiting close to a collection encompassing earthly landscapes.

Kim Shui

The western theme returned to the runways at Kim Shui. Cowboy hats, denim chaps, and thigh-high riding boots were paired with pastel pink ruffle dresses and sheer tank tops. The collection brought together funky patterns, Y2K high-low frills with animal prints, and everyday cowboy wear. Overall, the sweet florals and pastel printed on light fabrics made a heavenly pairing with edgier crocs, leather, and neutral brown accents.

Tom Ford

Speaking to Vogue, Tom Ford said ‘my clothes this season are simple in cut, but not in impact’, with the dominance of shiny, bright fabrics this statement is true. Contrasting colours came together through loose basketball shorts, blazers and tank tops in eye-catching, glitter fabrics. The collection was certainly loud, with most looks including multiple shiny, glittering, reflective fabrics. However, the show also included the typical chic, black and gold we expect from Tom Ford – these looks follow a similar silhouette of simple cuts, but appeared more refined in stripped-back colour palettes.

As NYFW draws to a close, we feel refreshed after following the return to in-person fashion shows. NYFW has allowed us to revisit our favourite fashion houses whilst seeing innovative collections from up-and-coming designers. Next on the calendar is London Fashion Week, taking place on the 17th-21st September!

Words by Caitlin Sahin

Photo Credits: @brandonmaxwell

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