Ashley W Simpson

It wasn't so much about what she wore, the designer said, but how she wore it.

For her eponymous Fall ’14 collection, the ever-polished Misha Nonoo looked to Louis Kahn’s barrel vaulted architectural classic, the Kimbell Museum in Fort Worth, Texas.

Moody colors, black lace -- it's a tomboy-meets-Victoriana mashup.

For Ohne Titel’s Alexa Adams and Flora Gill, the new season is all about “joyful spring,” as they say in their line notes. The concept isn’t exactly

Yohji Yamamoto never fails to excite. At Y-3 yesterday, with Justin Bieber (!) front and center, the Japanese experimentalist transformed the 31st Street post office into a flashing fit of drums and fashion.

Edun has always garnered attention for its eco and socially conscious practices (and being financed by Bono and Ali Hewson didn't hurt either). It's

Shayne Oliver’s street style, neo-goth line Hood by Air has been a cult fixation for some time now. But for anyone who attended the young designer’s show at Milk yesterday, it’s becoming clear that HBA is moving beyond the A$AP cohort and hip-hop/art nexus and into mass obsession zone.

Designer Yigal Azrouel's work has always been, first and foremost, about a celebration of the woman’s body. This season, with its curve hugging shee

Since founding her minimalist swimwear line Prism a few seasons back, fashion journalist-turned-designer Anna Laub has looked to classically sexy, v

“The starting point was really the German artist Gerhard Richter,” explained CFDA Vogue Fashion Fund nominated designer Misha Nonoo of the origins behind her pastel and lame-filled Spring 2014 collection. “He’s technically so brilliant as a painter, but more than that, he’s kind of broken boundaries and moved past things—he never lost his sense of play.” This defining playfulness (and the creative drive that underlies it) was the fluttering heart of Nonoo’s Spring girl.

Kathleen Kye--the London and Seoul-based Concept Korea cohort presenting solo in New York for the first time this season--does not shy away from abr

"We wanted to show a more focused collection and the zodiacs miraculously made sense,” said the designers behind avant-garde label ThreeASFOUR, who

At this season’s Y-3 show, avant-garde Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto continued the theme from last season’s tenth anniversary show--“walking back

This morning at Pier 59 studios, Ecco Domani winner Susan Woo presented a collection that was all about romance--but not without edge. "I always, al

Downtown goth princess Katie Gallagher presented a line that felt tailor-made to New York's impending blizzard at the Standard Friday morning. The t

Israeli designer Yigal Azrouël has always been known for his highly wearable, if not highly directional, apparel. Last season's spring collection re

"We usually get very bright and graphic with our prints, but I was feeling a little moody this season, so we did this kind of romantic, late 60's-early 70's inspiration," says Steven Alan alum (and Kate Spade niece) Whitney Pozgay of the starting point for her latest collection, which debuted to a packed house at the W Union Square this afternoon.

This season, the Edun boy and girl went downtown with some rather dark takes on youth classics. The collection felt a little more hard-edged than in

The Clothes: Galapagos island-inspired, updated prep classics. This meant camo cargo pants, colorful, Ecuadorian-print influenced knits, and lace-up k

The Clothes: The great outdoors meets industrial design in shrunken, boyish silhouettes and slightly larger, waist-cinching feminine versions. The use