NYFW Day Five: CFDA’s Favorite Looks from the Collections
September 12, 2017
Anna Sui Spring-Summer 2018
Anna Sui Spring-Summer 2018
Anna Sui Spring-Summer 2018
Carolina Herrera Spring-Summer 2018
Carolina Herrera Spring-Summer 2018
Carolina Herrera Spring-Summer 2018
Zero + Maria Cornejo Spring-Summer 2018
Zero + Maria Cornejo Spring-Summer 2018
Zero + Maria Cornejo Spring-Summer 2018
Oscar de la Renta Spring-Summer 2018
Oscar de la Renta Spring-Summer 2018
Oscar de la Renta Spring-Summer 2018
3.1 Phillip Lim Spring-Summer 2018
3.1 Phillip Lim Spring-Summer 2018
3.1 Phillip Lim Spring-Summer 2018
Yeohlee Spring-Summer 2018
Yeohlee Spring-Summer 2018
Yeohlee Spring-Summer 2018
Rosie Assoulin Spring-Summer 2018
Rosie Assoulin Spring-Summer 2018
Rosie Assoulin Spring-Summer 2018
Lela Rose Spring-Summer 2018
Lela Rose Spring-Summer 2018
Lela Rose Spring-Summer 2018
Dennis Basso Spring-Summer 2018
Dennis Basso Spring-Summer 2018
Angel Sanchez Spring-Summer 2018
Helmut Lang Seen by Shayne Oliver Spring-Summer 2018
Helmut Lang Seen by Shayne Oliver Spring-Summer 2018
Helmut Lang Seen by Shayne Oliver Spring-Summer 2018
With all the natural disasters and political turmoil, we can all agree that we need to find a happy place – one of love and a little flower power. On Monday, many New York Fashion Week runways provided just that, foremost Anna Sui’s show, which dripped in hippie and ended with Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds.
Other designers served happy using different recipes. Phillip Lim’s strong lineup charmed with clean lines and feminine ruffles. Zero + Maria Cornejo’s 20th anniversary show featured electric hues, while Carolina Herrera and Oscar de la Renta offered red-carpet-ready eveningwear (and some memorable day looks). Lela Rose, Rosie Assoulin, Colovos, Dennis Basso, Yeohlee, Angel Sanchez and Helmut Lang Seen by Shayne Oliver were also among the shows on Day Five.
Click through our gallery for CFDA’s favorite looks of the day.
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Photos by FirstView
