New York Fashion Week Fall 2018 is already here and, above all, ready to tell us that no one (nor any city) will ever dethrone her as the ultimate fashionable queen of the industry. With more and more designers adopting runway locations as new (if only temporary), many began to think that New York would give way to other fashionable cities like Los Angeles. However, fashion houses like Tom Ford, Jason Wu and Proenza Schouler have simply done everything wrong.
Tom Ford Fall / Winter 2018-2019 RTW Collection
For the upcoming Fall 2018 season, designer Tom Ford decided it was time to bring back a few things For men, basic staples include the silk boxer. For women, the cosmopolitan creative spirit was designed to give the eighties some of their boldest revisions, big shoulders, geometric cuts, and glittering fabrics.
Tom Ford's latest ready-to-wear collection in the fall of 2018 literally embellished New York, and even neon patchworks and shiny rhinestones reinforced the designer's implicit leitmotif; H. The encouragement to be wild and unmistakably cool! Not for nothing was one of his crewneck sweatshirts adorned with the coolest seat of all: "Tom Ford Beverly Hills," which Ford apparently is eager to revive and implement this late 10s fashion show.
Last but not least, one of his bags was made with (a others) wrote violent "Pussy Power" writing that many felt was an ode and support for the #metoo movement. Set aside suits and taking notes, we can now expect to have an eco-friendly, eco-friendly fashion statement in the fashion house of Tom Ford when the designer just revealed that he was vegan for about a year and now derived from fur and animal conflicts Products (we do not think that all these things will make him treat us with glittering animal prints!). 
Jason Wu Fall / Winter 2018-2019 RTW Collection
Filled with A Jason Wu's fall collection in 2018 proved that New York is always a hotbed of trends and trends And that his legacy with shoe trends is actually alive.
Most importantly, Jason Wu willingly declared his love for New York and everything the Big Apple has in terms of fashion.
" Many people are down on New York, but I'm doing three shows here, "he told Busi ness of fashion behind the scenes. "I love that everything is different now, I really want to be part of making [NYFW] exciting." For these (and many other) reasons, designer Jason Wu teamed up with Manolo Blahnik for his fall 2018 runway show Three different styles created that are (and not surprisingly) on the wish lists of many people. All the different styles can be combined with a sort of corset tuned to Blehnik certified pointed toe shoes, suede, toe and eyelets that add the extra touch of glamor we all need for the colder season. As for the actual clothing line, Jason Wu NYFW was celebrating something, sure. Tailored and exquisitely dynamic, Jason Wus Autumn Collection 2018 combines textured silhouettes with flowing fabrics and treats us to cocktail-ready ensembles (which will be worn by a future Manolo Blahnik lover, Carrie Bradshaw) as well as Brooklyn / hipster-inspired outfits. Items are the round neck knit sweater.
Of course, there were also some sparkling accents as Jason Wu soaked his fabrics in cascades of Swarovski crystals that were as subtle as they were memorable.
Proenza Schouler Autumn / Winter 2018-2019 RTW Collection
Proenza Schouler already presented its fall collection 2018 in advance, which gives us a look at the upcoming trends in fall 2018: balloon sleeves, transparent lace fabrics and a predisposition for the "casual-casual" attitude.
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Designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez have brought their aesthetics and it-woman "back to California, to the craft, to the women's library" with their 37-piece Proenza Schouler fall collection in 2018, as Hernandez reveals behind the scenes. A frontier worker. "
The result was that the line-up ranged from tie-dye patterns to western patchworks to macrame and brought us back to the sixties and seventies. P>
Although the Proenza Schouler collection is predominantly dark in its color palette in fall 2018, it has also brought some bold orange and yellow tones to the stage, proving once again that the taste of the NYFW brand is a must-have, cosmopolitan glamor soul will always be be inviolable.
Photos via Vogue
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