The best trends from New York Fashion Week Fall 2017
Summary
It is clear now as on Friday Raf Simons takes the position as the new chief executive officer for the Clavin Klien brand. Raf Simon opened the Calvin Klien's RTW New york fashion week fall 2017 collection by conserving the brand's identity of 90's fashion. CK brand is best known for its inner wear but the new CEO created the style for young American youth.
The new business trend shaping up from see-now, buy-now shows to traditional runways and all that's in-between, watch out the most eye-catching trends from the show. These trends are commercially viable for the retailers to focus on and yet relevant for the style inspiration for our trend seekers.
Jason Wu completed his 10 year's as the American designer, brings the most versatile collection, from the sartorial to casual wear.with the lots of uses of Lace, floral patterns, and tailored style. He merged the collection with 50-50 between daywear and cocktail, the show opened with a black dotted jacquard top, cut a bit boxy, and matching pants, and made its way through modernized men’s wear
a deconstructed plaid shell over a matching midiskirt — polished separates such as a sweatshirt like a sweater cutout around the collar over a naked-lady-and-flower-printed ruffled skirt, and a bombshell hourglass coat in lipstick red.
Calvin Klein's collection takes an inspiration from the US. "American Youth" for the brands RTW Fall 2017 collection. The designer brings men's and women's collection on the runway with the power dressing as the key style take in blues and tin pale.
Buttoned-up shirts tucked into hip-slung trousers with bright athletic stripes down the sides; matching denim; those sheer Ts over men’s wear fabrics — his, pants, hers, a trouser skirt; spectacular mannish coats under a layer of slick plastic. The tailoring continued in perfectly cut men’s suits, some in vibrant colors; others, classic checks. For women, he also showed vibrant ribbed knit skirts and plastic-sheathed feathered dresses, their silhouette inspired by the house archive
The designer brings the romanticism in his collection with the use of ruffle, lace and the flowy silhouettes for his collection. The special detailing on necks and sleeves with a lot of layering up. The design takes an inspiration from the Edwardian era with the influence of Japanese street style that is little gothic in nature.
Exaggerated sleeves, smocking, and cinched-in waists were the tether to Victorian, with pearls also strewn along jacket sleeves, tights and accessories.
The strongest looks featured asymmetry on the neckline of a tailored Army coat, deconstruction in the modern interpretations of Victorian gowns and sheer accents throughout. Various plays on deconstruction, proportion, and asymmetry kept the inspiration alive. The diverse cast of models further punctuated individualism.
Adam Selman brings shimmer and glimmer into its fall collection taking an inspiration from the red roses. The styles are simple and modern with lots of sheer, Ruby red roses were embroidered on sheer dresses, shirts and pants done in ruby red floral embroideries. Up close, a rose print created in collaboration with artist Ricardo Fumanal revealed that the blooms were cheekily positioned between the legs of ladies.
A big inspiration was the 1975 book “American Denim,” which focuses on folky, hippie-ish customization of denim. Selman’s versions were fresh and cheerful with a mild western vibe — in line with the current moment of novelty, faux DIY’d jeans without feeling desperate to cash in on it.