Chair No.5 - the blog

Spring is all about a Pop of Color. GORG!

Thu, 11 Apr 2013 16:59:43 -0400

Spring is all about a Pop of Color. GORG!

Love a bracelet/ bangle wrist party! MAJ!

Thu, 11 Apr 2013 16:57:06 -0400

Love a bracelet/ bangle wrist party! MAJ!

Talking about being WELL GROOMED, MAJ! Love.

Thu, 11 Apr 2013 16:53:57 -0400

Talking about being WELL GROOMED, MAJ! Love.

Love it!

Sun, 24 Feb 2013 21:30:00 -0500

Love it!

Ralph Lauren Fall 2013 NYCFW Lauren’s day looks drew heavily...

Fri, 15 Feb 2013 00:23:41 -0500

Ralph Lauren Fall 2013 NYCFW

Ralph Lauren Fall 2013 NYCFW

Ralph Lauren Fall 2013 NYCFW

Ralph Lauren Fall 2013 NYCFW

Ralph Lauren Fall 2013 NYCFW

Ralph Lauren Fall 2013 NYCFW

Ralph Lauren Fall 2013 NYCFW

Ralph Lauren Fall 2013 NYCFW

Ralph Lauren Fall 2013 NYCFW

Ralph Lauren Fall 2013 NYCFW

Lauren’s day looks drew heavily from naval motifs, particularly an array of jaunty outerwear, from snappy pea-coats to braid-trimmed officer’s fare. These came in various proportions, sometimes cut away. Though most were black or navy, Lauren lightened the lineup with a roomy ivory topper. He also showed terrific knits and poetic shirts with billowing sleeves, such as the one worn with black pants that opened the show.

As for the pants, Lauren went faux-literal with his take on the classic sailor motif but cut them as skinny stovepipes. And in cross-cultural mode, his other favorites were demonstrative Cossack pants shown in deep burgundy and navy, sometimes pleated for extra volume. While not for everyone, these injected a sense of daring into a sometimes-too-safe range.

Lauren broke up the mannish influence with lovely fluid dresses in deep-toned velvets — wine, blue, purple — some shown under jackets and with delightfully audacious carpet bags. These led into a mostly glorious evening lineup. A full-skirted bordeaux georgette and tulle gown under a shearling caplet. Then a breath taking beaded jersey with plunging neckline and a midnight column with jeweled yoke that channeled one of Lauren’s favorite ladies, Audrey Hepburn.

GORG!

RACHEL ZOE Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW Rachel Zoe presented us with a...

Thu, 14 Feb 2013 18:33:00 -0500

RACHEL ZOE Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW

RACHEL ZOE Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW

RACHEL ZOE Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW

RACHEL ZOE Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW

RACHEL ZOE Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW

RACHEL ZOE Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW

RACHEL ZOE Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW

RACHEL ZOE Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW

RACHEL ZOE Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW

RACHEL ZOE Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW

RACHEL ZOE Fall 2013 RTW

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Rachel Zoe presented us with a more tailored and grown up collection, more than it has been in the past. Less about styling a story or look, and more about pieces that would fit seamlessly into a woman’s wardrobe.

The inspiration was, 1970s equestrian style, romantic men’s wear, baroque details and a nod to the London rock ‘n’ roll underground, according to the show notes.

The collection was refined but cozy, from the collarless camel coat, leather shell and jodhpur pants that opened the show, to the cream, oversized, cable knit sweater worn over caramel leather pants that came out later. There were a lot of covetable items, including a black, pony hair front sweat shirt I wanted to pluck right off the runway. (Sweat shirts are shaping up to be a must-have item for fall). And living in L.A., Zoe has a firm grasp on relaxed glam for evening, which translated into a pair of long, matte gold sequin shorts, worn with a black trench jacket with leather sleeves.

GORG!

MARCHESA Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW The inspiration of the collection...

Thu, 14 Feb 2013 15:05:15 -0500

MARCHESA Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW

MARCHESA Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW

MARCHESA Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW

MARCHESA Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW

MARCHESA Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW

MARCHESA Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW

MARCHESA Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW

MARCHESA Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW

MARCHESA Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW

MARCHESA Fall 2013 RTW Collection was Inspired by the Portrait of Maria Teresa de Vallabriga on Horseback by Spanish artist Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes

MARCHESA Fall 2013 RTW NYCFW

The inspiration of the collection is a painting called Portrait of Maria Teresa de Vallabriga on Horseback by Spanish artist Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes. The artist’s romantic style and the painting’s aristocratic sartorial content of 17th Century Europe lay the foundation for Marchesa RTW Fall 2013 collection. There are voluminous satin gowns with intricate embroidery, sheer sleeved jackets with elaborately detailed panels, cowl-backs, gathered, cascade style trains of evening gowns and exquisite beading work on dresses.

The colors of Marchesa Fall 2013 collection are regal. Red dominates the collection in all its shades, from burgundy to maroon - and contrasts well with delicate grey and blush color palette. The satin jackets with peplum waists and one shouldered gowns with tiered skirts - all meant to underscore the feminine, romantic and magnificent style of Marchesa designers Chapman and Craig.

MAJ!

LOVE!

REEM ACRA FALL 2013 NYCFW Reem Acra has pulled off what was...

Wed, 13 Feb 2013 16:29:00 -0500

REEM ACRA FALL 2013 NYCFW

REEM ACRA FALL 2013 NYCFW

REEM ACRA FALL 2013 NYCFW

REEM ACRA FALL 2013 NYCFW

REEM ACRA FALL 2013 NYCFW

REEM ACRA FALL 2013 NYCFW

REEM ACRA FALL 2013 NYCFW

REEM ACRA FALL 2013 NYCFW

REEM ACRA FALL 2013 NYCFW

REEM ACRA FALL 2013 NYCFW

Reem Acra has pulled off what was thought to be impossible. She has infused a Geisha theme and fishnets without going trashy.

Inspired by a recent trip to Japan, which was hinted at in silhouette and referenced more outright in floral appliques and embroidery. Seriously, there were fishnets on everything, even a dress with sheer fishnet panels and paired it with visible thigh highs and still made it look classy, we should all curtsey the Reem Acra. This is how you do that Hitchcock heroine gone sex bomb thing so many people try to pull off. There is no hint of the burlesque or the pinup. Sexuality is much more subtle, though present.

On trend, Acra also did a remarkable job creating texture and interest in all black looks. Leather, fur, crystal detailing and the fishnet certainly helped with that. Whether it was spider webby, almost goth sparkly mesh or something more expected, it was never capricious. Interestingly, for every form fitting dress or slim bias shift, there was a pair of baggy pants or a drapey wool check poncho. Designers are really playing with volume on the lower half this season, and it takes the eye a moment to adjust.

The evening-wear was, as expected, stunning. Beautiful sequin applique on second-skin fishnet made up one fluid gown, and on others comprised a bodice that met a frothy, tulle ball gown skirt with an asymmetric oversize ruffle or a satin cascade of peplum ruffles.

This collection was like a sinful pleasure that you just didn’t want it to end.

I Am Having A Moment!

LOVE!

Marc by Marc Jacobs Fall 2013 NYCFW The Seventies are a...

Wed, 13 Feb 2013 12:02:00 -0500

Marc by Marc Jacobs Fall 2013 NYCFW

Marc by Marc Jacobs Fall 2013 NYCFW

Marc by Marc Jacobs Fall 2013 NYCFW

Marc by Marc Jacobs Fall 2013 NYCFW

Marc by Marc Jacobs Fall 2013 NYCFW

Marc by Marc Jacobs Fall 2013 NYCFW

Marc by Marc Jacobs Fall 2013 NYCFW

Marc by Marc Jacobs Fall 2013 NYCFW

Marc by Marc Jacobs Fall 2013 NYCFW

The Seventies are a sartorial moment in time that Marc Jacobs loved and loves to relive. So it should have come as no surprise that he chose to mine the decade again, except that this time he explored the polished side of the retro genre with simple, covered-up dresses and tailored separates that highlighted the responsible side of the youthful Marc by Marc girl. She’s grown-up and gotten a job, perhaps even one that requires a suit, such as the cute navy pinstripe cropped style worn by Catherine McNeil. It would not be the Seventies without the signature ruddy color palette — shown here in shades of orange, red and blue as well as some graphic, colorfully clashing prints — and at least a little glam. The short satin numbers toward the finale hinted at a party, but not as much as the models’ wild curly manes and glossy red lips, both worn with every look to infuse the collection with disco spirit.

This collections is STYLE to the MAX!

Love!

OSCAR DE LA RENTA FALL 2013 NYCFW I have been looking forward...

Tue, 12 Feb 2013 22:21:00 -0500

OSCAR DE LA RENTA FALL 2013 NYCFW

OSCAR DE LA RENTA FALL 2013 NYCFW

OSCAR DE LA RENTA FALL 2013 NYCFW

OSCAR DE LA RENTA FALL 2013 NYCFW

OSCAR DE LA RENTA FALL 2013 NYCFW

OSCAR DE LA RENTA FALL 2013 NYCFW

OSCAR DE LA RENTA FALL 2013 NYCFW

OSCAR DE LA RENTA FALL 2013 NYCFW

OSCAR DE LA RENTA FALL 2013 NYCFW

OSCAR DE LA RENTA FALL 2013 NYCFW

I have been looking forward to this show! John Galliano was backstage, I’m GAGGING!

I am so looking forward to seeing what Galliano and De la Renta are going to do!

Tonight Oscar de la Renta presented us with his Fall 2013 collection and as expected it was GORG!: crystal-encrusted necklaces, feather-festooned cloche hats, gold bullion embroidery, gossamer gloves in red and blue.

And who says jewel tones are not for fall?

De la Renta hiked up the hue factor with chartreuse, citrine and shocking pink.

The vicar of volume played with the formula, trotting out billowy peplums, hooded capes, cocoon jackets, exaggerated sleeves and, of course, silk ball-gowns.

This collection is Red Carpet ready!

GORG!

LACOSTE FALL 2013 NYCFW French sportswear brand Lacoste...

Tue, 12 Feb 2013 18:41:00 -0500

LACOSTE FALL 2013 NYCFW

LACOSTE FALL 2013 NYCFW

LACOSTE FALL 2013 NYCFW

LACOSTE FALL 2013 NYCFW

LACOSTE FALL 2013 NYCFW

LACOSTE FALL 2013 NYCFW

LACOSTE FALL 2013 NYCFW

LACOSTE FALL 2013 NYCFW

LACOSTE FALL 2013 NYCFW

LACOSTE FALL 2013 NYCFW

French sportswear brand Lacoste celebrated its 80th anniversary at Lincoln Center during its fall 2013 collection.

One of the more interesting looks of the evening was a transparent raincoat made of latex with colors peeking through. Tops with oversized rounded sleeves, diagonal zippers, and sexy leather dresses went together surprisingly well. An orange turtleneck paired seamlessly with a flowy printed dress that had a high slit.

Who would’ve thought that could ever be chic? Well, it was.

Then there were was the MOMENT with the iceberg prints which sank any doubt (if there was any) that this Lacoste collection was anything less than superb. These prints appeared on dresses, flowy skirts, and billowy trousers. One of my favorite looks was a hooded coat that subtly carried the iceberg print and then bled into an excellent ombre, dip-dyed creation.

Overall, the collection was sporty, clean, sophisticated—exactly what you’d think of when the words “Lacoste” and “high fashion” are put together in a sentence.

I’m normally not impressed with with sportswear, but Lascoste infused sporty and elegance, two things we normally don’t think of putting together when thinking of fashion.

MAJ!

BETSEY JOHNSON FALL 2013 NYCFW Betsey Johnson didn’t just...

Tue, 12 Feb 2013 15:14:00 -0500

BETSY JOHNSON FALL 2013 NYCFW

BETSY JOHNSON FALL 2013 NYCFW

BETSY JOHNSON FALL 2013 NYCFW

BETSY JOHNSON FALL 2013 NYCFW

BETSY JOHNSON FALL 2013 NYCFW

BETSY JOHNSON FALL 2013 NYCFW

BETSY JOHNSON FALL 2013 NYCFW

BETSY JOHNSON FALL 2013 NYCFW

BETSY JOHNSON FALL 2013 NYCFW

BETSY JOHNSON FALL 2013 NYCFW

BETSEY JOHNSON FALL 2013 NYCFW

Betsey Johnson didn’t just have a party at Lincoln Center. She led an exercise class!

The tireless 71-year-old designer, best known for punky prom dresses and a lot of pink, introduced her fall collection Monday as a theatrical exercise video for the Style Network program “Betsey and Lulu,” which follows the lives of Johnson and her daughter.

It was a catwalk of energetic, giggly models in active wear chatting on cellphones as they waved to attendees, then an exercise routine led by the designer that included running in place, yoga and pull-ups. Rows of pink yoga mats were strewn on the runway, each accompanied by a pair of high-top sneakers, towels and wine bottles.

The collection, named “BJ Kicks A,” veered from the high school dance party looks that she has championed for decades, running toward a junior high school gym class with a lot of cheek. It was an explosion of neon pink and yellow, animal prints and plaids on mini dresses worn over leggings, a veritable visual feast piled over one another.

A bright yellow and black tartan plaid mini dress served as the base for black leggings, a shiny red belt, and a black-and-white patent leather jacket accented in lipstick red and backed with a giant red heart. A string of white pearls alluded to the idea that perhaps the dress could be appropriate outside the gym. And to top it off, the models — as well as Johnson — pulled their hair into long ponytails, then donned contrasting bowl-cut style wigs to demonstrate just how flouncy it all could be.

This collection makes me want to smack on my bubble gum while twirling my hair.

LOVE IT!

ZAC POSEN FALL 2013 NYCFW This collection was guided by...

Mon, 11 Feb 2013 23:21:43 -0500

ZAC POSEN FALL 2013 NYCFW

ZAC POSEN FALL 2013 NYCFW

ZAC POSEN FALL 2013 NYCFW

ZAC POSEN FALL 2013 NYCFW

ZAC POSEN FALL 2013 NYCFW

ZAC POSEN FALL 2013 NYCFW

ZAC POSEN FALL 2013 NYCFW

ZAC POSEN FALL 2013 NYCFW

ZAC POSEN FALL 2013

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This collection was guided by “the mathematical equation of femininity,” Posen said. He studied the science of how planets move and said he tried to capture that, hence the sharp shoulders mixed with curvy peplums.

We saw several of these architectural stretch satin tops throughout the collection. These grand tops seem a natural evolution from Posen’s signature architectural gowns and were very strong paired with draped chiffon and velvet skirts, skinny pants, and even long sculpted evening skirts.

Love!

Diane Von Furstenburg Fall 2013 NYCFW DVF presented us with a...

Mon, 11 Feb 2013 11:04:28 -0500

Diane Von Furstenburg Fall 2013 NYCFW

Diane Von Furstenburg Fall 2013 NYCFW

Diane Von Furstenburg Fall 2013 NYCFW

Diane Von Furstenburg Fall 2013 NYCFW

Diane Von Furstenburg Fall 2013 NYCFW

Diane Von Furstenburg Fall 2013 NYCFW

Diane Von Furstenburg Fall 2013 NYCFW

Diane Von Furstenburg Fall 2013

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DVF presented us with a “GLAM ROCK.” “Life’s a party!” themed collection. She made her name as a designer in the ’70s with her iconic wrap dress, and for Fall 2013, she returned to her roots, opening her show with a printed version of her iconic dress. With pulsating disco on the soundtrack, DVF was filled with slinky jersey dresses, color-blocked jumpsuits, halter dresses, and more pieces that could have felt as at home at Studio 54 as they will in the chicest hot spots of today. And don’t worry, there was still plenty to wear to work for the women who depend on her to fill their wardrobes with wearable dresses. And in an unusual move for any designer, von Furstenberg walked the entire length of the U-shaped runway at Lincoln Center to the strains of Chaka Khan’s “I’m Every Woman,” waving and pausing for air kisses along the way.

As always, DVF did not disappoint!

Truly a gorgeous collection!

Love!

Monique Lhuillier Fall 2013 NYCFW Opulent Art Deco touches and...

Sat, 09 Feb 2013 23:59:00 -0500

Monique Lhuillier Fall 2013 NYCFW

Monique Lhuillier Fall 2013 NYCFW

Monique Lhuillier Fall 2013 NYCFW

Monique Lhuillier Fall 2013 NYCFW

Monique Lhuillier Fall 2013 NYCFW

Monique Lhuillier Fall 2013 NYCFW

Monique Lhuillier Fall 2013 NYCFW

Monique Lhuillier Fall 2013 NYCFW

Monique Lhuillier Fall 2013 NYCFW

Monique Lhuillier Fall 2013

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Opulent Art Deco touches and intense tones of malachite green, oxblood red and amethyst were Monique Lhuillier’s red carpet calling cards, most notably the shorter gowns in lace or embellished tulle and the long-sleeved columns, one in malachite green with Deco-like embroidery. A pair of black tulle caged numbers looked great too: a tented short strapless frock, and a lace top and pants shown under an open-front tulle skirt.

“Well you know, every time I start a collection I always say, ‘What haven’t I don’t before, what’s exciting, what’s new, what do I want to accomplish this season?’ So I wanted this girl to be super sexy. It’s dramatic, mixed in with a little Art Deco, and just really intense color and intense structure.”

Lhuillier’s runway was wrapped in beads on lace and punctuated by malachite, with illusion effects, plunging backs and strapless glamour.

For fall, Lhuillier said backstage before the show that she “wanted to be darker, more sensual, and a little stronger and more confident” on the runway this time around.

Lhuillier’s less-formal grouping was nice, comprised of some lovely dresses, draped blouses and printed coats, but the interest was eclipsed by the glittering finale.

MAJOR!

Christian Siriano Fall Winter 2013 NYCFW Christian Siriano...

Sat, 09 Feb 2013 23:28:07 -0500

Christian Siriano Fall Winter 2013 NYCFW

Christian Siriano Fall Winter 2013 NYCFW

Christian Siriano Fall Winter 2013 NYCFW

Christian Siriano Fall Winter 2013 NYCFW

Christian Siriano Fall Winter 2013 NYCFW

Christian Siriano Fall Winter 2013 NYCFW

Christian Siriano Fall Winter 2013 NYCFW

Christian Siriano Fall Winter 2013 NYCFW

Christian Siriano Fall Winter 2013 NYCFW

Christian Siriano Fall Winter 2013 NYCFW

Christian Siriano Fall Winter 2013

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Christian Siriano presented us with a collection inspired by the golden age of the Russian opera, specifically the interiors of the Saint Petersburg Mariinsky Theater. This was a new girl for the designer, instead of designing gorgeous light weight free flowing gowns and cocktail dresses, he choose different silhouettes for his evening wear: pants, capes, and detachable collars.

“There is nothing big, which is nice,” he explained to us. “I did a new way of evening dressing, things you can take off and wear with other pieces. It gives a customer options if she already has a black gown.”

His girl also transformed as she came down the runway as he wanted to tell the story of a woman’s style evolution.

“At the beginning, she is sexy, vampy, and a little more underground,” he noted. “Then, she is courted into this society life of attending the opera, and she fuses that into her life.”

The result was an opulent, glamorous line of gilded dresses, embellished peplum tops, baroque-detailed capes, and sleek pant suits.

“I’m Having A Moment” - Love!

Jill Stuart Fall 2013 - NYCFW Jill Stuart’s fall muse was the...

Sat, 09 Feb 2013 22:34:53 -0500

Jill Stuart Fall / Winter 2013 NYCFW

Jill Stuart Fall / Winter 2013 NYCFW

Jill Stuart Fall / Winter 2013 NYCFW

Jill Stuart Fall / Winter 2013 NYCFW

Jill Stuart Fall / Winter 2013 NYCFW

Jill Stuart Fall / Winter 2013 NYCFW

Jill Stuart Fall / Winter 2013 NYCFW

Jill Stuart Fall / Winter 2013 NYCFW

Jill Stuart Fall 2013 - NYCFW

Jill Stuart’s fall muse was the modern, aristocratic Brit, “like Stella Tennant,” the designer said before her show.

Jill Stuart presented fun-to-wear party frocks and dashing dinner suits. A flippy skirt in ribbed raffia looked like variegated ponyskin but was actually surprisingly lightweight. Dresses, which comprised the bulk of the collection, were in laser-cut wool or fashioned from intricate wool lace, sometimes trimmed with foil and flocking. Given the intensity of the textures, Stuart was wise to keep her silhouettes straightforward.

Carmen Marc Valvo’s fall 2013 “Edgar Allan Poe....

Fri, 08 Feb 2013 22:51:52 -0500

Carmen Marc Valvo Fall Winter 2013

Carmen Marc Valvo Fall Winter 2013

Carmen Marc Valvo Fall Winter 2013

Carmen Marc Valvo Fall Winter 2013

Carmen Marc Valvo Fall Winter 2013

Carmen Marc Valvo Fall Winter 2013

Carmen Marc Valvo Fall Winter 2013

Carmen Marc Valvo Fall Winter 2013

Carmen Marc Valvo Fall Winter 2013

Carmen Marc Valvo’s fall 2013

“Edgar Allan Poe. Creatures of the night. With a little rock ‘n’ roll, too.” - C.M. Valvo

“I was thinking long, lean, moody and dark,” the designer said backstage after his show for fall and winter.

The show opened with what seemed a perfect nod to the stormy weather: An embroidered trench with patent leather squares, all in black. The show featured gowns in ivory, grape and merlot, but most creations were in black, and Valvo said he was so taken with black this season that he almost did the entire collection in it. “It really makes you focus on the structure and the detailing, to make sure each dress is different,” he explained. Then the glamour items hit the runway cocktail dresses and flowing gowns heavy on lace, embroidery, brocade or leather cutouts. One of the “it” items was a white cocktail dress paired with a pair of black cigarette pants, LOVE!

Other stop the press moments: A long black wool gown with an alligator inset on top, plunging to a low V. & an ivory halter brocade gown that had a deep split down the skirt, revealing a sparkly black tweed pant underneath.

A Breath Taking Collection!

Jason Wu Fall 2013 - NYCFW Jason Wu presented us today with...

Fri, 08 Feb 2013 19:42:00 -0500

Jason Wu Fall/Winter 2013 NYCFW

Jason Wu Fall/Winter 2013 NYCFW

Jason Wu Fall/Winter 2013 NYCFW

Jason Wu Fall/Winter 2013 NYCFW

Jason Wu Fall/Winter 2013 NYCFW

Jason Wu Fall 2013 - NYCFW

Jason Wu presented us today with “Power dressing made modern”. Black twill and velvet coats with peplum details and oversized faux fur pockets. A strapless snakeskin dress that dissolves into snakeskin print chiffon pleats. Sheer black lace rain slicker and trench coat. Illusion stripe sweater worn with ponyskin flounce skirt. Short coat dresses with exaggerated shoulders. Asymmetrically draped silk point d’esprit tops and gowns worn with black cigarette pants as seen at Raf Simons for Christian Dior.

For fall 2013, Wu’s girls will be having a moment with short hems and big shoulders. Now that Wu has designed two inaugural gowns for First Lady Michelle Obama, he has earned the right to bring back big shoulders in a modern cut and style.

The “Wu” Scene was A-LIST with the likes of Jaime King and Allison Williams who both sat front row, posing for pics and snapping a few of their own after the show started.

Beautiful Collection, LOVE!

Edun Fall 2013 New York City Fashion Week Edun’s designer...

Fri, 08 Feb 2013 14:50:22 -0500

Edun Fall 2013

New York City Fashion Week

Edun’s designer Sharon Wauchob and men’s wear designer Ricky Hendry drew from several subcultures: mod, biker, and grunge, to name a few. “It’s a cocktail—I didn’t feel the need to rigidly focus on one,” said Wauchob.

From that Silent Bob-esque motorcycle overcoat (which was great, by the way) to the string of yellow tweed pieces—a blazer, a vest, cigarette pants—it was easy to imagine many of these outfits on members of the audience. (A real scene, thanks to the presence of founders Bono and wife Ali Hewson.) The special touch, though, was the dainty chain detailing—many women’s tops and jackets had several chains peppered all over, as did the men’s scarves. The chains offered a clear connection between the men’s and women’s lines. “It’s a toughness and a softness,” said Hendry, whose hand-dyed velvet blazer would befit any true rock star. But really, what wouldn’t in this collection?

Love!