As New York Fashion Week kicks off four weeks of fashion, Vogue rounds up the spring/summer fashion trends from New York.
YellowFrom mustard to chartreuse to bright, zingy lemon, yellow ran the gamut in New York. At Tibi, Amy Smilovic was inspired by the photography of Julie Blackmon, whose pastel Fifties yellows she found arresting enough to emulate; while at Sies Marjan, there were more of the fizzy sherbet yellows that brought designer Sander Lak’s debut collection such attention last season. Alexander Wang went all out with highlighter pen neon and Thakoon favoured a more muted mustard. It looks particularly fresh with statement gold earrings. Tibi spring/summer 2017
Deconstructed ShirtingShirts have got fussy for spring and Monse are partly responsible. The nascent brand, whose designers have just been appointed atOscar de la Renta, made its name with straight-forward poplin shirts but for spring they’ve cut them up, letting them slip off shoulders and covering them with sequins. Elsewhere Carolina Herrera pushed down the collars of her shirt dresses to expose the clavicle, Alexander Wang sent cropped and wrap-around shirts down the runway with schoolboy boxer shorts, and the duo at Tome covered theirs with ruffles. Monse spring/summer 2017
Source: New York Fashion Week Trends: Spring/Summer 2017 | British Vogue
