The Most Stylish on New York Fashion Week

Ginta Lapina,model from Latvia

Popin bottles in the Air

 Jay Z as synonym for Success.

Bespoken

Where Richard Chai went soft for Spring, he came in sharp for Fall 2011 with one of his most mature collections yet. The opening gray suit—an item that is seemingly ubiquitous this season—alone was enough to signal that the Chai man is starting to grow up. The designer has been known before for his visually stimulating mixes of textures and patterns, but it was the tailoring that really came to the fore here. Jackets, blazer, and overcoats hung gracefully yet solidly while even soft-looking sweaters and shirts maintained their strong shapes, often clinging to arms and chests. One olive coat was particularly enticing, with its casual sheen and tough swagger. But Chai still managed to work in some of his favorite idées fixes, including a few plaid pieces and a miniscule candy-colored bird print that appeared on silken shirts and pants that looked like cheeky pajama separates. The collection as a whole was a remarkable and largely successful departure for the designer, who proved that his conception of adulthood is just as coherent and enticing as the vision of youth he celebrated so winningly before.

New York Fashion Week Day 1

Backstage Ducike Brown

Josh Beech :)

After a Spring collection of neons, clashing plaids, and oversized bug prints, the Duckie Brown designers toned it down for Fall. The suit was the key silhouette here, but designers Steven Cox and Daniel Silver demonstrated their sense of playfulness with quirky twists to the classic proportions. One outfit paired a skin-tight blazer with crinkly, baggy trousers. Another featured a sweater that slouched low in the front with a bottom hem that crept up the lower back as it circled around. The dominant color was gray, in its many shades, with a hint of lavender towards the end. The clothes were on the whole considerably more wearable than last season, with a number of sharp overcoats and tailored jackets, held down to earth by the Florsheim shoes built on a design over a hundred years old. But there were, as always, the eyecatching show pieces—like a pullover covered in pearls that cascaded and rustled down the runway—that reminded you that Duckie Brown never takes itself too seriously.

Danny Roberts

His name is Danny Roberts,he's 24,lives in California :) and has amazing paintings.He studied Photography at Cal Poly SLO, and then later studied Fashion Design at the Academy of Art in San Francisco.

When he was 13, he started his own clothing company and ran it with the help of his friend till he was was in college.

I really love,his paintings,thetechnique,reality and the criticism of his paintings.His work is really inspiring,i'm trying to learn a few new 

tecniques.His blog is here: Igor + André

ps.''official picture'' picture of our blog is one of his paintings

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