New York Fashion Week FW25 Trend: Glisten Up
NYFW fw25 main image Credits: NYFW fw25/©Launchmetrics/spotlight The fw25 edition of NYFW welcomed the Calvin Klein Collection, designed by Veronica Leoni, back to the fold. In fact the whole week turned into a celebration of the great tradition of American sportswear, with its clean lines and luxurious fabrics. Designers went for plenty of texture and surface interest to keep ‘classics with a twist’ fresh and updated. As reported by Fashion United last year, garments with sequins and shiny surfaces are no longer confined to eveningwear. New York designers showed a variety of looks for fw 25 that were either head-to-toe shine or in combination with other textures and styles, suitable for both day and night ensembles. Here are ten examples from the runway. Alex S. Yu Alex S. Yu fw25 Credits: Alex S. Yu fw25/©Launchmetrics/spotlight Look 17: a shiny silver mock turtle neck was shown under a sheer purple vest embellished with satin rosettes and a skirt with a bubble hem covered in blue and turquoise sequins. Lapointe La Pointe fw25 Credits: La Pointe fw25/©Launchmetrics/spotlight Look 8: a dark green satin coat, matching blouse and pants, with a marabou feather collar and platform sandals in the same color. Bibhu Mohapatra Mohapatra fw25 Credits: Mohapatra fw25/©Launchmetrics/spotlight Look 11: a coat and matching pants in ombré shades of pink glitter fabric over a brown stretch mock turtle neck. Sandy Liang Sandy Liang fw25 Credits: Sandy Liang fw25/©Launchmetrics/spotlight Look 4: a blue metallic leather skirt with front vent over white leggings and a one-shoulder black tee shirt with green rosettes. Oversized pearls, a pink satchel and purple slippers accessorized the look. Henry Zankov Zankov fw25 Credits: Zankov fw25/©Launchmetrics/spotlight Look 19: a knee-length skirt with large silver paillettes was shown with a burgundy turtleneck sweater with fringing. Fishnet hose and black pumps finished the look. 5000: designer, Taylor Thompson 5000 fw25 Credits: 5000 fw25/©Launchmetrics/spotlight Look 18: a shiny silver mock turtle neck short sleeved tunic with asymmetric seams was shown with baggy satin pants in a lighter shade of the same color. Tory Burch Tory Burch fw25 Credits: Tory Burch fw25/©Launchmetrics/spotlight Look 29: a top in a sheer fabric with vertical burgundy threads and a glitter surface had a burgundy knit rib at the neck and sleeves with a matching mid-length skirt Perry Jones Perry Jones fw25 Credits: Perry Jones fw25/©Launchmetrics/spotlight Look 1: a silver and black jacket with a deep vee neck embellished with long strands of sequins, and over-the-knee boots in faceted silver leather. Frederick Anderson Anderson fw25 Credits: Anderson fw25/©Launchmetrics/spotlight Look 19: a black sequined sleeveless top with an oval shaped sheer cutout and matching straight pants. Accessories included a black leather sash belt. Aknvas: designer, Christian Juul Nielsen Aknvas fw25 Credits: Aknvas fw25/©Launchmetrics/spotlight Look 3: a hooded jacket in pewter silver crinkle fabric over a matching mini dress with a bubble hem and silver underskirt. Accessories included lacey socks and double strap Mary Janes. Read more: New York Fashion Week FW25 street style trends Pre-Fall 25 RTW – The Pencil Shape Pre-Fall ‘25 color palette: ‘Latte Dressing’ continues to trend
As reported by Fashion United last year, garments with sequins and shiny surfaces are no longer confined to eveningwear. New York designers showed a variety of looks for fw 25 that were either head-to-toe shine or in combination with other textures and styles, suitable for both day and night ensembles. Here are ten examples from the runway.
