NYFW Diary: Day Eight

ANYA ZIOUROVA, Fashion Director of Tatler Russia.

ANJA RUBIK FACE (1 of 1)

Anya is one of the coolest to photograph. She’s got an understated chicness to her, and always puts together some of the best outfits. Her hair cut is also my new obsession – those bangs and that blunt cut, gimme!

ANJA RUBIK CLOSE UP (1 of 1)

Well, New York Fashion Week has come to a close, and I’m totally sad to see it go. I’ve loved every exhausting, exhilarating, inspiring minute of it, and it has totally fueled the fashion-creative fire. Thanks for following me on my NYFW adventures!





NYFW Diary: Day One

ASHLEY ROWE X FOND MAGAZINE DAY 1-4 (1 of 1)

Grunge, grunge, grunge! The 90s are back, and so is New York Fashion Week. It’s day one, and we’re already seeing a huge trend of patterns of patterns, stripes on stripes and a mixture of colours and textures, too.

Designers such as Philip Lim and Dries Van Noten are leading the grunge resurgence, with a modern take on ”that flannel look” that Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love made so popular in the 90s. The new take on punk is tailored, tomboyish and menswear-inspired. Think layers, patterns, textures, colours in combinations that play off each other and don’t clash. It’s the new grunge, with a rock and roll twist and a bit of edge.

ASHLEY ROWE X FOND MAGAZINE DAY 1-2 (1 of 1)

This girl does it right. Multiple layers of colour, texture and pattern, combined with a feminine shoe. The look is right on trend for the modern grunge look.

Fashion Note: see the forthcoming exhibit “PUNK: Chaos to Couture” at the Costume Institute in New York, which opens in May.