As New York Fashion Week draws to a close, we’re already wistfully reflecting on the collections that moved us the most—from serious, moving presentations to shows full of humor and whimsy. Below, we’ve compiled some of the season’s most striking shows from designers including LUAR, Wiederhoeft, COS, Ronald van der Kemp, and LaQuan Smith.
Last week in New York, Storage Gallery opened its latest exhibition titled “Then & Now: 1970–2024” by the local contemporary artist Jeff Way.
Thomas Rom and Adrian Danchig-Waring honored acclaimed choreographer Sharon Eyal and creative partner Gai Behar beside cultural figureheads.
For NYFW, the likes of Boucheron, LOEWE, KidSuper, and Bvlgari organized intimate dinners and elaborate installations, granting guests a new way to interact with their collections.
Whitewall celebrates the transformative presentations of Collina Strada, Thom Browne, PatBO, Diotima, and more.
Open to the public September 4—7, Frieze Seoul favorites include Lee Bae at Johyun Gallery, Ugo Rondinone at Gladstone, and more.
Now on view at Gotham is “Beaded Bodega”—an exhibition of featured works by the self-taught hand-beading embroidery artist Vi Nguyen.
During this season’s New York Fashion Week, a litany of the city’s finest labels presented bold, inspired visions of where style will go next.
Last week, New York Fashion Week kicked off with a euphoric start, basking guests in a contemporary celebration of the American dream. Here, Whitewall delves into the details of riveting presentations by Alaïa, Khaite, Brandon Maxwell, and more.
This year’s New York Fashion Week boldly invites guests into the immense triumphs and challenges of the world’s premier fashion houses with theatrical encounters and boundary-breaking collaborations. Here, Whitewall brings you front and center at experiential shows by MONSE, Tanner Fletcher, Area, and More.
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