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Experimentation, play, and glitter: A coronavirus-impacted New York Fashion Week got under way on Feb. 11 with Fall/Winter 2022 shows by Proenza Schouler and Christian Cowan.

In its collection, presented in an art gallery in Manhattan's trendy East Village, New York brand Proenza Schouler played with shape, contrasting fitted waists with loose or slightly rounded skirts.

After a long hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic, New York is opening its Spring/Summer 2022 Fashion Week with the return of in-person runway shows featuring big names like Tom Ford and Altuzarra.

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But COVID-related curbs will deprive the series of some of its usual international flavor as it rolls out this week.

She hit the runway for Tom Ford’s Spring/Summer 2018 show during New York Fashion Week on Wednesday.
And two days later, Kendall Jenner had all eyes on her once more at Daily Front Row’s Fashion Media Awards in New York City.

During New York Fashion Week, designers will be presenting their autumn/winter 2016-2017 collections, which are set to go on sale in just monthsNew York Fashion Week opened Feb. 11 with its usual frenzy of models, catwalks and bloggers. But above the din looms one all-encompassing, soul-searching question: How does it all stay relevant in the modern age?

Mary Katrantzou, the Greek designer and queen of prints, won New Establishment Designer award at the British Fashion Awards held on November 23, 2015 in London.

A soiree with some of Hollywood's biggest names held late May 21 near Cannes during the film festival raised $30 million (27 million euros) for the fight against AIDS.

A veritable beauty, with an amazing body and an angelic face, Simone Villas Boas, posed for the fashion editorial of a known fashion blog, photographed by Danny Cardozo. Her underwear for the photoshoot were: La Perla, Balenciage, Agent Provocateur, Wolford and Balmain, while the rest of the clothes were by Tom Ford, Max Mara, Cristian Louboutin, Balenciaga, and others.

This year’s “modus operandi” in Hollywood was… breasts.

The most popular and wanted size is medium, while Hollywood dictates that anything above a D cup is more suited to the porn industry and not mainstream show-biz. The fashion industry seems to agree, since big breasts may make a star look fatter than usual.

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Fashion rules are made to be broken, Rihanna told a glittering crowd of fashion industry leaders on Monday, and her outfit dramatically conveyed that message: a sheer fishnet gown, sparkling with thousands of embedded crystals, that left little underneath to the imagination.