Welcome to the presentation of the fall/winter 2023-2024 collection of Casadei! Enjoy exclusive interviews of the designers, Cesare Casadei and Arianna Casadei talking about their ideas and inspirations. This collection is clean and subtly seductive, with very thin heels and strong silhouettes, each pair or bag can definitely serve as an instrument of seduction.

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Marc By Marc Jacobs Fall/Winter 2013-14 Runway Show | New York Fashion Week NYFW | FashionTV

http://www.FashionTV.com/videos NEW YORK – Marc Jacobs showcased his most recent Fall/Winter 2013-2014 collection at New York Fashion Week with elements of the 70’s. Models walked down the runway with big hair and clothing bearing geometric and bold prints. With wide legged pants and high waisted skirts, the collection possessed a laid back working girl vibe. But with models like Cara Delevingne walking down the runway, this fashion show definitely was more than just laid back.

Appearances: Julia Nobis, Daphne Groeneveld, Cara Delevingne

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Embrace the real self behind the facade with the fall/winter 2026-2027 collection of Hodakova, unveiled at Paris Fashion Week! This collection from Ellen Hodakova Larsson is a profound, quirky meditation on the vulnerability that exists just out of sight. She explores the disconnect between the carefully curated surfaces we present to the world and the raw, unpolished reality of the self. This philosophical musing manifested as a lineup of archetypal city slickers – figures clad in elongated tuxedo vests, sleeveless trench coats, and leather blousons that initially signaled nothing but high-powered professional poise. However, as models navigated a minimalist, abstract living room set, the “business at the front” facade gave way to a “pants at the back” reality, revealing bare skin and smart poplin boxer shorts that exposed the person behind the persona. Larsson’s genius for reconstruction was on full display as she repurposed the familiar into the fantastical: fur coats were flipped back-to-front to become makeshift bustiers, string instrument bows were transformed into fringed tops, and literal chairs were integrated into garments, wittily addressing the perennial seating shortage at fashion shows. Beyond the avant-garde theatrics, the collection maintained a strong pulse of commercial realism. Tailored jackets in chocolate and navy were expertly dissected and tacked onto smart blousons, while checked wool coats featured raw, decorative edges cut from the original garment. Ultimately, the show was a masterclass in garment surgery, proving that even when we are putting on a front, the true craft lies in what we choose to reveal.

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Enjoy a collection where every piece tells two stories at once watching Eenk fall/winter 2026-2027 and find the silhouette that fits your identity! Eenk unveiled the fourth chapter of its ambitious Letter Project: D for Duplicity. For founder Hyemee Lee, duplicity is not a deception but a “sartorial truth” – a celebration of the two identities that occupy a single form without ever canceling each other out. The collection is a masterclass in tension and balance. Disciplined lines meet fluid volumes, exploring the space between femininity and masculinity, restraint and expansion. The garments themselves are chameleons: reversible coats and jackets turn inside out to reveal “other” selves, while shirts and outerwear shift their very architecture through clever buttoning. A palette of classic black, beige, and ivory is punctured by sudden jolts of vivid red, baby blue, and mint, anchored by a sculptural rose motif that weaves through the silhouettes like a recurring memory. The presentation was as multi-layered as the clothing. Accompanied by a dualistic performance from two dancers the show moved through themes of winter melting into spring. The beauty look, crafted with high-performance Uberliss products, emphasized this fluidity with a focus on shine and flexible texture.

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