Carolina Herrera’s monochromatic collection brightens up the world
The Carolina Herrera collection is modeled during Fashion Week in New York.
It was all about bright and exciting colours on the catwalk, during the Carolina Herrera fashion show.
Monochromatic theme was at its best with yellows, blues and greens stealing the show.
Colours included goldenrod, cornflower blue, acacia yellow, garden green and aquamarine blue.
Here are the latest highlights from New York Fashion Week:
Riot of colors
Sweeping gowns in bright monochrome colors, including blues, greens and yellows, were the order of the day at Carolina Herrera's fall-winter 2020 collection Monday.
Highlights included a yellow and black strapless ruffle gown with dark green pumps, a zircon blue crinkle chiffon goddess gown and a clementine orange ruffle dress.
"My main mission and obsession has been bringing as much color to the house as possible," said Gordon.
Colours also included goldenrod, cornflower blue, acacia yellow, garden green and aquamarine blue as creative director Wes Gordon paired vibrant shades and unusual hues.
"My main mission and obsession has been bringing as much color to the house as possible," said Gordon, who took over from Carolina Herrera as creative head of the label two years ago.
"A large part of it is a response to times that can often be grey and uncertain," Gordon, 33, told AFP, referring to "very scary issues" in the news.
"And so rather than surrendering to that. I choose to make my life and the things I can impact be as colorful as possible," he added.
No mirage
Iowa-born designer Jeffrey Dodd was inspired by a road trip through the southwest of the United States for his latest collection.
A clementine orange ruffle dress from the collection.
"For me, the desert is this utopian place where my guard goes away. I'm the most at ease," he told AFP following his show on Sunday.
Denim, lacquered wool and a poncho-throw all featured.
Dodd, accustomed to making designs that are stylish without being eccentric, appeared to be experimenting more this season.
"I've finally gotten to the point where I'm not afraid to be who I am," he said.
New York Fashion Week ends on Wednesday.
