As the tents pop up in NYC its hard to ignore two dominant fashion focuses this season. Designers are definitely channeling menswear and the working women. From excess glitter and velour to suits and barnyard attire were seeing allot of masculine looks right now.
Yves Saint Laurent went with the office look in their most recent ads. Obnoxiously fluffy blouses and MC Hammer pants transform Christie Turlington into a serious cubical co worker.
Fendi, Prada, and Chanel seem to have sided with the working women as well. The looks this season are very barnyard Luxury. Tall field working leather boots, thin belts, frizzed hair, and blazers literally gives us chills, with hair pulled back in tight buns the models look some what lurk in these Erie ads.
Other designers opted for the more flashy, elite, and exclusive, yet drag queen galore at the same time.
Marc Jacobs use of purple denim and velour is chic and warm.
Marc Jacobs use of purple denim and velour is chic and warm.
Gucci is all about the glitter this season, with suits that sparkle and loud prints these looks are edgy and percise. Each model has perfectly straighten hair with crisp black eye liner.
Oscar de la Renta follows suit with vibrant velour, carefully crafted buns, and fur.
Dolce and Gabbana looks more like the one eyed flying purple people eater.. not a fan of this look.
Even Jewelry Designers have jumped on the band wagon. Normally gorgeous and, "clunky" David Yurman has designed a even more solid line of fine silvers and stones.
Guess has leaned towards the dirty truck driver, ripped jeans style.
