New York City

Sample Sale: The Kooples

Over the past few years, The Kooples has become one of my favorite brands. The Kooples combination of edgy and classic tailored pieces truly fit my personal style.With The Kooples sample sale in full effect, I stopped by 150 Greene Street in SoHo. Since the sale ends this Monday at 8pm prices were an additional 20% off the price list.

The space was neatly organized with employees restocking merchandise.Rolling racks separated aisles with women’s clothing on the right and men’s on the left. For womenswear, dresses, blouses, denim outerwear, and suit pieces were the main attraction. For menswear, suit separates were the main attraction. In the far back were accessories and shoes for both men and women.

The sale ends tomorrow at 8pm. See below for a price list and my favorite items from the sample sale.

 

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NYFW: Victorinox FW16 Installation

This past week I had the pleasure of stopping by the Victorinox Fashion Week Installation at 18 Wooster Street. The 130 year old Swiss company primarily known for their swiss army knives and travel luggage put on  beautiful installation mixing art, graphic design, and fashion. With the Victorinox company gravitating more towards the fashion sector, the main focus of the installation was geared towards menswear followed by travel, and a few select pieces of womenswear. The Victorinox fall/winter 2016 collection brought forth a balance between modern and heritage with structured fabrics of wool, moleskin, denim, and plaid. Below you will find a few of my favorite pieces from the F/W16 Collection. FullSizeRender-7FullSizeRender-3FullSizeRender-4FullSizeRender-6

 

NYFW: Hugo Boss FW16 Show

On Wednesday afternoon I had the pleasure of attending the Hugo Boss FW16 Fashion Show at Skylight Clarkson Square in SoHo. With artistic director Jason Wu, the fall/winter 2016 Boss Womenswear collection revealed an array of both free flowing and structured designs. Classic black and white, earth tones, magenta hues and floral patterns were featured among curricular and asymmetrical hemlines and seams. The fall/winter collection revealed both classic high necklines along with edgier low cut necklines. The main focal point of the fall/winter 2016 collection revolved around the the tea length hemline. Body flattering dresses and coats hemlines graced slightly between the ankle and knee. See below for my favorite looks from the fall/winter 2016 collection.

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