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James DeWille
The Eye looks back at New York Fashion Week.
British designer Simon Spurr continues to fill sharp, clean cut tailoring with equally sharp, clean cut models in his Spring 2010 collection. The palette of crisp white, deep navy, salmon, and yellows from butter to mustard recall a charming world of Nantucket summers or a lazy, drink-filled daze in the English countryside from which Spurr hails...
Yigal Azrouël / menswear + womenswear
Decadently disheveled, Yigal Azrouël’s Spring 2010 collection shined through a moody color scheme of grays, whites and blues. While the dashing Israeli designer seems to have a reoccurring role in gossip blogs across the city, his clothing reveals he is more than just a tabloid It boy...
Thunder and lightning served as Miguel Antoinne’s muse for his Spring menswear collection, and the looks were serious, sharp, and downright tight in most places. Shirts and blazers squeezed around their models...
Fashion Week brought a splash of color, glitter, and glamour to the cold New York winter—and our writers and photographers were there to capture it all.
