Hello mates! If you read my previous post (NYFW DAY I) I think it should be expected for the second and third day of NYFW to also be adventurous and somewhat fashionably chaotic. I began my day with the runway shows at the Cipriani in 42nd street, followed by the one and only Sherri Hill at the Gotham Hall. I began my day in collaboration with Lexus, who was responsible for my transposition between shows and what a better way to fully do it in style. Not having to take the subway through the intense cold weather was definitely huge plus - Thanks Lexus!
Between day two and three, I attended a total of 7 shows, but I'll only be highlighting my favorites here. Starting with a more casual fashion approach by Puertorican designer Adrian Alicea. Introducing long-line and open-minded pieces for the more fashion adventurous men. I loved the presentation and styling of the men skirts, and the great cultural inclusion within his runway show.
To finalize this three days of NYFW, I was invited to Sherri Hills' runway show. Where do I begin, as a designer, Sherri Hills always offers the best and more creative pieces for her market's demographics. As previous years, this collection reflected elegance, youth, and power, in are very delicate sense of fashion. Her runway show was co-protagonized by numerous former Miss Universes and international models from Demi Leigh to Pia Alonzo (Remember her?) - Now is time to see it for yourself!
In between shows, during the day, I decided to take a talk around the legendary streets of SoHo and unintentionally ended up in China Town and Little Italy. After the first day of NYFW, I learned my lesson, and this time I wore comfortable shoes and layered up a few pieces to keep myself warm. It was very interesting to see how the steers of New York have so much character and how our immigrant cultures create their own little paradise to feel closer to home. Well, without further adieu here's my very comfy attire- Ha!
Until next time,
