The designers' collection channeled the ups and downs of living in the center of the universe.
have been in a pensive mood, as is their want, contemplating New York and how… disappointing it is. It’s supposed to be a glorious and gritty mélange of art and money, and instead you get bathroom mold and Uber pools. This is not what Warhol’s Superstars had to deal with.
The first look, charging out at top speed, was a T-shirt reading “In loving memory of New York” paired with pinstripe pants, a business-like start to the proceedings. Slowly, however, things became increasingly surreal. Downtown icon Jen Brill emerged in an oversized belted trench, the beginning of an exploration of all sorts of gigantic shapes, from dresses to a chic-yet-still-enormous romper in black and white satin.
The show encompassed a variety of archetypes, from denim and leather jackets to shirts and shift dresses. Slowly, however, the mood turned more romantic. Or maybe that should be abruptly? The color scheme went very red — a knee length sequin dress was quickly followed by an explosion of crimson and pink ruffles, and the showstopper, a huge heart, as an instrumental version of Ne-Yo’s “So Sick” played. It was the perfect demonstration of the magic Vaquera is so capable of. We heart NY too.
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