Striking Images From New York Fashion Week

Erik Hayden 75 Views Feb 15, 2011
The decadent New York Fashion Week is in full swing, and there's no shortage of terrific photography to illustrate it. As collections from Rag & Bone, Thom Browne, Marc Jacobs were showcased, our (otherwise untrained) photography eye noticed a few intriguing images from the proceedings. Topics include, but are not limited to: flying nuns, Victorian futurism, inspiration from Egypt protests (maybe? We're not sure), Black Swan undertones, and a Gaga-esque "emerging from an egg" designs. Have a look.

Rehearsal before
Rag & Bone Fall 2011 Show
:




Rehearsal for Band of Outsiders Fall 2011 Collection:




A 'colorfully clad'
make-up artist prepares a model:




Black Swan-ish: Modeling Monique Lhuillier




Thom Browne Fall 2011. Was this inspired by the situation in Egypt? Take a look at the color scheme. 




Flying nuns, also for
Thom Browne:




Betsey Johnson produces some serious leggings:




Marc Jacobs Fall 2011: Victorian, with a dash of futurism?





Plaid and flannel make an appearance (Thakoon Fall 2011 Collection//Rag & Bone Fall Men's Collection):




Check out the skating model (2011 Elise Overland Collection
):




                Gaga wasn't the only one to emerge from an egg this week:

                     

            All photos used under permission from Associated Press Images.



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