NYFW Spring 2015: From the Whimsical and Wearable to the Chic and Shimmering
Celebs and Fashionistas marvel over the latest looks from Charlotte Ronson, Herve Leger, Lacoste and Rebecca Taylor
From the LifeMinute Team
September 9th, 2014
Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week rolls on with Spring 2015 collections to fit your fancy, wherever your adventures may take you...
Girls' Day Out? Designer Charlotte Ronson strikes the right balance of flirty, feminine and functional, mixing playful proportions and patterns...oversized boxy jackets paired with cropped trousers, polka dots and whimsical daisies...perfect for a day at the caf or out shopping with the girls.
Ronson explains, "It's a little more structured fabrics, so it's a beautiful way of just adding the feminine touches." Showing the brotherly love, the designer's sibling, musician Mark Ronson, adds, "I think the clothes look amazing...It's good, I'm really happy for her."
Vacation on the French Riviera? Pack your bags with the hue-drenched collection by Herve Leger, featuring shorter dresses, dazzling metallics, and designer Max Azria's palette of "orange, off-white, yellow [and] light blue."
Model Petra Nemcova gushes, "[I] love the colors, different metallic effects, the swimsuit...I mean, absolutely in love."
Going sailing? The Lacoste collection for guys and gals could strut right off the runway and into the yacht club, with boxy shapes, roomy cuts and bold stripes.
Actor Jesse Metcalfe is a fan, "Lacoste - it's a great lifestyle brand; it's young, it's fresh, it's fun." Lucky magazine Editor-in-Chief Eva Chen adds, "Classic, sporty, chic... They kind of had this yachting and sailing spin on it, so it was really beautiful."
Garden party? Rebecca Taylor is your go-to for ethereal dresses, awash in watercolor pastels - blue, blush and yellow.
Actress Rashida Jones is a fan of the "very wearable" collection with its Bohemian flourishes and paisley prints - inspired by the Indian dresses that Taylor's mother favored - ensuring the look is anything but garden variety.
