NYFW Preview: Lacoste, Tibi and Christian Siriano

Check back each morning of Fashion Week for a preview of the Fall/Winter 2017 collections.

Take a peek at what designers have in store for Fall/Winter 2017, before their designs hit the runway…

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Denibi
Denibi (Photo: Courtesy Denibi)

Denibi: “The imperfection of art is what makes it so beautiful.”

Jonathan Simkhai
Jonathan Simkhai (Photo: Courtesy Jonathan Simkhai)

Jonathan Simkhai“That which is exquisite, yet powerful.”

Lacoste
Lacoste (Photo: Courtesy Lacoste)

Lacoste: “Modularity & Space.”

Alejandra Alonso Rojas
Alejandra Alonso Rojas (Photo: Courtesy Alejandra Alonso Rojas)

Alejandra Alonso Rojas: “Hand-knitting, a skill passed down from one generation of Alonso women to the next, continues to be at the forefront of Alejandra’s collections.”

Christian Siriano
Christian Siriano (Photo: Courtesy Christian Siriano)

Christian Siriano“For my Fall 2017 collection, I was inspired by the beehive sand formations in the Valley of Fire State Park. The grooved lines and unique design created by wind caused a beautiful layered effect that inspired a collection full of powerful silhouettes and strong expressive shapes. The deep clay-colored valley inspired a rich and golden color palette full of open-weave textiles and luxe copper velvets. The collection is elegant and bold but modern for our customer.”

Tibi
Tibi (Photo: Courtesy Tibi)

Tibi: “Work life, live life.”

Laurence & Chico
Laurence & Chico (Photo: Courtesy Laurence & Chico)

Laurence & Chico: “The collection brings to life Laurence & Chico’s unique vision of sleeping on the clouds, filled with crazy colorful clouds and skies, and fantasies of unique creations.” 

Julianna Bass.
Julianna Bass. Courtesy Julianna Bass

Julianna Bass: “I was very influenced by Berlin-based artist Peer Kriesel and the inner struggle his artwork confronts and expresses.  My clothes are made for those with a bit of internal struggle; my clothes are easy to wear when everything else isn’t.”

NYFW Preview: Lacoste, Tibi and Christian Siriano