Marchesa Went Pale

We saw a lot of color at New York Fashion Week. There were dark, romantic colors and bright, summery ones living side by side on the runway, but you didn’t see them at the Marchesa show. 

Instead, the label gave us a sea of creams and golds, with only a splash of red and black here and there. You’d think it would be a little monotonous, but we loved it. The collection looked just that: a collection. The garments flowed easily from one to the next, which is often surprisingly absent from the catwalk. 

And, oh the fabrics! They were rich and luxurious. Add that to the fact that the models entered through a mirrored door with gold edges, and we couldn’t help but feel like we had stepped back in time. The show confirmed, once again, that sheer and wispy fabrics, dainty lace, and twenties-inspired fashion are going to big this fall. 

Test Ashley Amidon

Images New York Magazine

Texture, Texture, and More Texture by Marchesa

As New York Fashion Week comes to an end, there were plenty of designers who were sought after; however, Marchesa was one of the "golden ticket" holders. Marchesa designs are often chosen by the celebrity elite for their red carpet looks. Whether it's a movie premier, the Grammy Awards, or the Academy Awards, they're all looking to be spotted in the dazzling designer's dream. As Marchesa made their NYFW debut recently at the Plaza Hotel on a star studded runway, there were many looks that made fashionistas look twice. The third of the 33 looks caught our eye, and it was certainly impressing all viewers. The photo shot by Giovanni Giannoni shows the cream-colored lace pattern as it graces the off-white sweetheart neck line. It was a once-in-a-lifetime Marchesa look that any celebrity or stylist should snatch up quickly, especially with the Academy Awards quickly approaching!

Text Jordan Bossman 
Source Marchesa.com