New York Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2023-24, Top Trends: Menswear, Womenswear, Beauty, Accessories, Jewellery
Statement menswear, mesh continues to uptrend by Eckhaus Latta. Kelly green one shoulder gown with chic trapunto detailing, Ulla Johnson. Mix it up menswear by Thom Browne. Strapless red leather column dress by Proenza Schouler. Flamboyant tie dye coat with fur trim by Altuzzara. Image credits: all images vogue.com unless noted.
Shearling vest paired with fabulous hand painted wide leg trousers. Eckhaus Latta.
Dramatic make-up with an ancient tribal reference. Eckhaus Latta.
Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Latta are known for playing with fabrics and textures. They incorporate unexpected materials, writing and performance into their collections. The team has stores in both New York and Los Angeles. Eckhaus Latta.
Exposed seams are integral to the design. Eckhaus Latta.
Delicious hand knit pink cardigan with matching skirt. Eckhaus Latta.
Fur mules. Eckhaus Latta.
Mesh tank top with must-have wide leg trousers. Menswear by Eckhaus Latta.
Ulla Johnson celebrates handcrafted textiles from around the globe.
Dusty blue pantsuit by Ulla Johnson.
Rich caramel evening gown with asymmetrical drop waist. The Empire State Building is the classic New York backdrop. Ulla Johnson.
Ruffles and tiers. Ulla Johnson.
Lovely patterns and textures defined this Ulla Johnson collection.
Stunning column dress crafted of three dimensional fabric by Ulla Johnson. Want to see more? Watch the Ulla Johnson Fall/Winter 2023-24 runway show here.
The Pilot.
Ground control to Major Thom (Browne), what’s that outfit you’ve got on? Thom Browne normally shows in Paris, but as the newly appointed Chairman of the CFDA, he presented his Fall/Winter 2023-24 collection in New York. His remarkable runway show was based on the story, “The Little Prince,” by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
The star traveler, the Little Prince, with signature stripes by Thom Browne.
Layered tweeds. Thom Browne.
The kilt for men is now a common fashion element. Thom Browne.
Men’s make-up and accessories. A gilded cage. Thom Browne.
Time for a new travel bag by Thom Browne.
Interplay of textures, textiles and volume by Thom Browne.
Runway make-up by Thom Browne.
For the must-watch runway show by Thom Browne, click here.
Golden glitter gown with a multitude of slits for lots of motion. Proenza Schouler.
Classic navy with white suiting. Proenza Schouler.
Silver crinkle knee length dress with white bloomers peaking out. Proenza Schouler.
Peek-a-boo midriffs were spotted on a number of New York runways. This means one thing…more sit-ups! Proenza Schouler, by designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez.
Watch the entire Proenza Schouler Fall Winter 2023/2024 runway show here.
Sky blue puffer meets precious metals. Raúl Lopez, artistic designer for his label Luar, (Raúl spelled backwards.)
Skinny cut-out column dress by Luar.
Opulent fur bomber jacket with contrasting sleeves. Luar.
Modern menswear denim ensemble Luar.
Eye catching menswear set accessorized with the brand logo belt. Luar.
Cool leather jacket for women takes flight. Brooklyn based Luar.
Lavender menswear ensemble with up-trending balaclava by Private Policy, by creative directors, Haoran Li and Siying Qu .
Bold denim hoodie in a geometric patchwork. Private Policy.
Private Policy is a luxe streetwear brand, based in New York.
Graphic fun fur. Private Policy.
Colorblock dress by Rosetta Getty. Credit:wwd.com
No bells or whistles. Just a perfectly tailored navy suit. Rosetta Getty.
Can prim and pretty still be popular? Why not? Rosetta Getty.
Luxurious, full leather ensemble. Rosetta Getty.
Trim midi length winter white military style coat. Rosetta Getty.
Alejandra Alonso Rojas. Magenta suit with bikini top.
Breezy shades of the ocean. Sweetheart neckline gown. Alejandra Alonso Rojas.
Maxi length crocheted red dress is ready for the dance floor. Alejandra Alonso Rojas.
Slinky, liquid metallic halter gown. Alejandra Alonso Rojas.
Fitted and ruched with a glamorous train for making a va-va-voom entrance. Alejandra Alonso Rojas.
You could accept an Oscar in this glowing gown by Jason Wu.
Layers of sheer plum with a black lace vest. Jason Wu.
Classic red moiré gown by Jason Wu.
The lingerie look marches on into 2024. Jason Wu.
Watch the entire Jason Wu Fall/Winter 2023/24 New York show here.
Brilliant designer Prabal Gurung’s sensuous fashions were inspired by the wings of the butterfly.
Sheer golden lace high-low gown. Prabal Gurung.
Smokey eyes are highlighted by multi-color statement earrings. Prabal Gurung.
Radiant ankle jewellery adds to the allure. Prabal Gurung.
Mixing patterns and textures creates a dazzling silhouette. Prabal Gurung.
Subtle make-up is enhanced by bold earrings and necklace. Prabal Gurung.
Sheer inserts and diminutive ruffles. Prabal Gurung.
I did mention the focus on the midriff, didn’t I? Swaying fringes create an exotic look. Prabal Gurung.
Shining black and gold sarong style gown. Prabal Gurung.
Mega platforms ruled the runways. Prabal Gurung.
Elegantly embroidered full skirt and long coat by Altuzzara. Credit: wwd.com.
King Arthur would have given this medieval styled gown two thumbs up. Altuzzara.
Tie dyed double breasted maxi skirted suit and opera length gloves. A swoon-worthy ensemble. Altuzzara.
Graceful taupe gown. Altuzzara.
Joyful, glorious dress with coordinated coat in sunset hues by talented creative director Joseph Altuzzara.
Watch the fabulous Altuzarra Fall/Winter 2023/24 runway show in New York here. You will thank me.
Enjoy!
