Tag: runway fashion

Janine Gutierrez was a headturner at the Big Apple as she attended New York Fashion Week (NYFW).After making quite the debut in September 2019, the 30-year-old GMA actress took her style game to the next level at this year's NYFW Fall/Winter 2020

Backed by science and innovation, Marcia Kilgore launched FitFlop in 2007 with the belief that comfort and style should go hand in hand. Eleven years later, it is now a tried-and-tested footwear brand that millions of women not only swear by, but

KC Pusing’s presentation for Manila Fashion Festival 2018 scaled back on the glitz and overdosed on attitude. You can see it even in the styling of the models, with their heavily lined eyes and pulled-back hair. This collection means business.With a very

At Cheetah Rivera’s collection for Manila Fashion Festival 2018, the colors came out swinging like a jab, jab, right hook combination. Turquoise! Fuchsia! Bright orange! The orange was made even brighter by its flowy pleated glory.Even white is amplified by setting it

A day at the Preview office normally involves scanning through countless runway photos for reference and inspiration. However, not so often do we get the chance to try on these designer clothes ourselves (that's reserved for our Preview cover girls!), but when

Ralph Lauren is the latest in a growing line of designers who have decided to relocate their runways! According to WWD, Lauren will present his Fall 2017 see-now, buy-now show at his private garage located in Bedford, New York instead of at his

Runway photography is not, by any means, as easy as it looks. There are way too many factors to consider: the lighting, the movement of the clothes, and how fast or slow the models are walking (among a ton of others). Still,

Jerome Salaya Ang is no stranger to drama, as this collection clearly suggests. This time around he's making use of shine to add that luxurious touch. Cracked foil leather metallic jersey, sequined fabric, and leatherette make up his current collection, lending an

Mixy Dy opens the season by challenging the meaning of power dressing. In Ode to the Geode, the empowered woman is not defined by her pantsuits. Instead, the designer proves the power of a striking print for speaking volumes for edge, strength,