Fashion week fever is here again as it gets ready to take off February 8th. While we wait in anticipation for runway showcases, we have some NYFW news we had to share with you.
Juicy Couture to make its NYFW debut
Yes, that???s right. The California brand famous for the ubiquitous velour tracksuit of the ???90s and ???00s ??? as made popular by Paris Hilton et al ??? has undergone a serious revamp in recent years.??Its first New York catwalk show reflects a fresh start ??? Juicy is back and means business.??In September last year, the brand quietly held a small-scale presentation for the first collection under new creative director Jamie Mizrahi, a Hollywood stylist whose clients include Katy Perry and Riley Keough.??Catwalk is just one stage in Juicy???s revival plan and the autumn/winter 2018 show will present??pieces from the Juicy Couture Black Label and will debut at New York Fashion Week on February 8.
Rihanna Isn???t Showing Fenty x Puma At This Year’s New York Fashion Week!
Rihanna???s Fenty x Puma??has become one of our favourite fashion lines, but the brand just announced that they won???t be showing their FW18 collection at New York Fashion Week this February. Last September, Fenty x Puma??showed their SS18 collection at the New York Armory and staged one of the most memorable shows of the week, which featured??motocross??jumpers??and Rihanna riding out on a motorcycle to close out the show. We are sad to hear this but we smell a Yeezy kinda runway where Rihanna??struts down the street in her own collection.
Marchesa Cancels Its New York Fashion Week Show too!
Joining a growing list of designers, Marchesa is the latest to pull out of New York Fashion Week.??Moving away from the traditional runway show format, the fashion house will instead unveil its Fall 2018 collection through a digital presentation.
Alexander Wang Will Also Leave New York Fashion Week
His Fall 2018 show in February will be the last shown during NYFW. The designer is opting out of the traditional NYFW calendar following the Fall 2018 shows this February. Moving forward, Wang will instead present his collections in June and December.??With his over-the-top after parties and #WANGFEST, however, Wang brought something especially unique to the usually subdued week of shows. Without his presence, it’s unclear where exactly the future of New York Fashion Week is headed.
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