This was my first time attending Francesca Liberatore's runway show and her second consecutive season at New York Fashion Week. As soon as it began you could definitely get a feel for the theme "The Super Hero Woman" with the use of flats, bags that look like shields and the stars on the fabric. The collection showcased a cool mix of everyday wear to formal wear. I liked the color palette for this; especially the gray, black, blue and purple on that fur vest! The vibe was more of an easy breezy on the go for the busy fashionista that saves the day and looks fabulous as she does it.
More about the collection:
Francesca’s Fall/Winter Collection brings to the catwalk a woman in evolution, divided between ordinary austerity, elegance and a provocative statement of a heroic ego in a moral quest for a courageous ideal. Strict tailoring, outerwear, precise lines and black and whites are deconstructed to provide a glimpse and then affirm prints akin to Medieval Knighthood, replete with strong fabrics, leather, furs, heavy jacquards and, for the first time, knitwear with the bold battle colors: red and silver.
The show featured styling by Joanne Blades, hair by Jorge Luis for Cutler, makeup by Fatima Thomas for MAC Cosmetics, shoes by Repetto and YIN, nails by Pattie Yankee and music by Ermal Meta. The show was produced by People’s Revolution and directed by Kelly Cutrone. Images by Getty.
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