Accessory Scene Fall 2015 New York
Accessory Scene Fall 2015 New York
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Eddie Borgo Accessories Scene NYFW New York RTW Fall 2015
Image Credit: Thomas Iannaccone Eddie Borgo explored all aspects of the rose in his fall jewelry collection after finding inspiration in Robert Mapplethorpe’s photographs of the flower, some of the last images the artist took before he died.
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NYFW Accessories Scene 2015 WWD NYFW New York
Image Credit: Stephen Sullivan Paula Mendoza credited sculptor and jewelry designer Alexander Calder as her fall/winter inspiration. The result: whimsical statement necklaces and earrings that move like Calder’s mobiles.?
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NYFW Accessories Scene 2015 WWD NYFW New York
Image Credit: Stephen Sullivan For his first NYFW presentation, Alexis Bittar went all out, featuring an S&M-themed appearance by Ladyfag, an ice sculpture of a peeing poodle and a sparkling new collection.
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NYFW Accessories Scene 2015 WWD NYFW New York
NYFW Accessories Scene 2015 WWD NYFW New York
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Mansur Gavriel
Image Credit: Stephen Sullivan Mansur Gavriel continued to grow beyond the bucket bag, introducing two new styles for fall: a functional saddlebag and a carry-all satchel.
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Adam Selman
Image Credit: Stephen Sullivan Adam Selman feted his Le Specs collaboration with an intimate cocktail party at Hotel Americano.
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Accessories Scene RTW Fall 2015 WWD NYFW New York
Image Credit: Lexie Moreland Eyewear maker Italia Independent celebrated the opening of its first New York City boutique during fashion week.
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Accessories Scene RTW Fall 2015 WWD NYFW New York
Image Credit: Lexie Moreland Italia Independent feted its boutique opening in New York with a party at the New Museum, where artist Bradley Theodore live-painted a sunglass mural.
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Accessories Scene RTW Fall 2015 WWD NYFW New York
Image Credit: Stephen Sullivan Inspired by all aspects of New York, these Paul Andrew skyline-motif boots feature a heel detail modeled after the Chrysler Building.
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Accessories Scene RTW Fall 2015 WWD NYFW New York
Image Credit: Stephen Sullivan Showing for the first time outside of his studio, Paul Andrew presented his fall collection atop The Standard hotel, where the views reflected his inspiration: New York City.
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Chloe Gosselin WWD 2015 accessories
Image Credit: Stephen Sullivan Inspired by the drama of cinema, Chloe Gosselin showed a collection featuring deep hues, shiny metallics and hints of fur.
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Gloria Yu Accessories
Gloria Yu Accessories
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Lara Melchior Accessories
Image Credit: Stephen Sullivan Five years into designing her namesake jewelry collection, French designer Lara Melchior showed her delicate line of vermeil and 18-karat ancient coin imprinted jewelry during her first New York Fashion Week presentation.
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Accessory Scene Fall 2015
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo On the coldest day of Fashion Week so far, Eric Javits’ largely fluffy and felted hat designs could not have been more appropriate. The standout: a grouping of majorette-type toppers, capped off with giant fur pom-poms for feminine effect.
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Accessory Scene Fall 2015
Image Credit: Stephen Sullivan Brett Heyman of Edie Parker set the stage for her evening bags by throwing a festive party at Monkey Bar, where guests like Kesha grooved to music and made GIFs while enjoying signature cocktails and light bites from the legendary hangout.
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Accessory Scene Fall 2015
Image Credit: Stephen Sullivan Exploring the world beyond Lucite, Edie Parker introduced a velvet clutch and showed these trunk-style evening bags inspired by Howard Hughes’ travel posters from the Fifties and Sixties.
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Accessory Scene Fall 2015 New York
Image Credit: Stephen Sullivan Lee Savage introduced a new powder-coating finish to her signature line of metallic minaudières — all fabricated for fall in neutral tones.
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Accessory Scene Fall 2015 New York
Image Credit: Robert Mitra Flavia Lowenstein launched her innovative jewelry and handbag collection, Flowen, in a gallery, incorporating video and blown-glass sculptures. Accessories were entirely computer generated in a process she has dubbed “digitally grown.”
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Accessory Scene Fall 2015 New York
Image Credit: Stephen Sullivan Dee Ocleppo introduced a slew of new handbag styles for fall, including a modern take on the fanny pack.
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Accessory Scene Fall 2015 New York
Image Credit: Stephen Sullivan Fiona Kotur took a gamble this season and showed a collection based on the casino culture of Macao, hoping to hit the jackpot at retail.
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Accessory Scene Fall 2015 New York
Image Credit: Stephen Sullivan Khirma Eliazov’s primary intent this season was to make a color statement with these new bag styles, the Oxy, Roya and Diamond.
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Accessories Scene 2015 Fall 2015 Jill Haber
Image Credit: Stephen Sullivan In an ode to disco, Jill Haber offered a range of metallic finishes on exotics, powder coated metal details and a pave-effect fabric on these bags.
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Accessories Scene 2015 Fall 2015 Monique Péan
Image Credit: Stephen Sullivan Monique Péan toasted her newest fine jewelry with a sake tasting – an appropriate choice, given that her Fall collection was inspired by travels to Japan. Standout styles included the use of sharkteeth and Péan’s first choker necklace.
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Accessories Scene 2015 Fall 2015 Reed Krakoff
Image Credit: Stephen Sullivan Reed Krakoff.
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New York Fashion Week Fall 2015 Accessories Scene
Image Credit: Roxanne Robinson Geometry inspired Charline de Luca’s Collection seen here as graphic circles and triangle shapes on a sexy bootie.
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New York Fashion Week Fall 2015 Accessories Scene
Image Credit: Roxanne Robinson Marin Hopper of Hayward has recently relocated both her family and business back to New York City where she produces and sells the her bags. Pictured here under grandfather Leland Hayward’s image of Tippi Hedren is the Mini Kit and the Violet bag.
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New York Fashion Week Fall 2015 Accessories Scene
Image Credit: Kyle Ericksen Charlotte Olympia scaled back her lavish Paris presentation this season and put the focus on the design. Jumping off of her Pre-Fall mid-century art concept, Olympia focused on furniture as seen in the table leg and handle detail on these pieces.