NYFW Day Five: Top Looks from the Women’s Collections
February 10, 2018
Marc Karimzadeh
Tory Burch Fall-Winter 2018
Tory Burch Fall-Winter 2018
Tory Burch Fall-Winter 2018
Jason Wu Fall-Winter 2018
Jason Wu Fall-Winter 2018
Jason Wu Fall-Winter 2018
Bottega Veneta Fall-Winter 2018
Bottega Veneta Fall-Winter 2018
Bottega Veneta Fall-Winter 2018
Bottega Veneta Fall-Winter 2018
Bottega Veneta Fall-Winter 2018
Bottega Veneta Fall-Winter 2018
Telfar Fall-Winter 2018
Telfar Fall-Winter 2018
Telfar Fall-Winter 2018
Cushnie et Ochs Fall-Winter 2018
Cushnie et Ochs Fall-Winter 2018
Cushnie et Ochs Fall-Winter 2018
Chromat Fall-Winter 2018
Chromat Fall-Winter 2018
Chromat Fall-Winter 2018
Nicole Miller Fall-Winter 2018
Nicole Miller Fall-Winter 2018
Nicole Miller Fall-Winter 2018
The fifth day of shows – the second of women’s – started with flowers and ended with celebrations.
Tory Burch and Jason Wu both had beautiful floral sets that provided the perfect backdrops: Burch’s bed of carnations served as the set for a collection inspired by style icon Lee Radziwill and Pina Bausch’s Nelken, while columns of flowers nicely complemented Wu’s beautiful lineup which featured some looks adorned with Swarovski crystals for extra charm.
After collections from Nicole Miller, Chromat, and Cushnie et Ochs, where Carly Cushnie and Michelle Ochs celebrated their 10-year anniversary with slinky party-ready looks, the evening belonged to CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund winner Telfar Clemens and Bottega Veneta’s Tomas Maier.
Clemens showed his collection in a concert featuring musicians in Telfar looks such as backless sweaters and denim and leather chaps.
Maier merged New York references with Italian craftsmanship against the backdrop of a cool apartment filled with Bottega Veneta furniture and iconic vintage pieces. We were ready to move in.
Click through to see our favorite looks of the day. Go to firstVIEW to view the full collections.
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