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After launching her career in 2005 as a member in the now defunct girl group Danity Kane under P. Skylight Clarkson Sq. an overly branded microcosm of the city’s commercial attitude towards fashion As a result it feels more like a tradeshow thanan incubator for new ideas Many European shows take place in old theaters repurposed historic buildings bicycle velodromes and even featured buses in the case of Martin Margiela’s Fall/Winter 1997 collection
New York City’s architecture is often as inspiring as its best collections if not more so and the fashion world’s relationship to the city needs to be more intrinsic if it hopes to ever compete on a global cultural level There’s a reason some of America’s best designers – names like Ralph Lauren Thom Browne Rick Owens and Virgil Abloh – don’t show here and that’s because there’s simply more of a cachet to debut a collection in Paris or Milan than in New York Despite many of these labels still producing in the city it just doesn’t behoove a talented designer to show in a city that needs them more than they need it Photo: Thomas Welch / Highsnobietycom Public School's FW16 Show in New York And there are many many talented designers at New York Fashion Week: Men’s It’s just a shame that they’re creatively constrained to a small space when there is so much potential in finding venues that could produce spectacles worth covering If indeed the move is towards “show now; buy now” collections this would only be a boon for designers to put on a proper fashion show What better way to build your own hype than by putting the full lifestyle on display Surely fans of labels like John Elliott Robert Geller Public School and Siki Im would like to see what would happen when these creative forces are given free reign to truly transform a space of their choosing into a memorable experience
Experience is the key word here – after all studies show that the Millennial market is keen on spending money on experiences versus owning something soturning the men’s fashion show into something truly experiential makes sense If you want to breed world-class talent you must give them the means to compete at that level Perhaps the Council of Fashion Designers of America the governing body of NYFW:M would better serve designers by helping them find and build out these type of spaces rather than confining them to a single spot for the sake of convenience Photo: popsugarcom Alexander Wang's FW14 Show in New York Sure it may logistically make sense to have all the shows under one roof but for foreign editors and the oft-insular world of NYC fashion insiders it doesn’t serve to push them out of their comfort zone or put them in a mindset to embrace new ideas Despite all the complaints in the aftermath of Alexander Wang’s Brooklyn Navy Yard fashion show during Fall/Winter 2014 ruffling the feathers of editors who constantly have “some place to be” is nothing compared to a designer being able to fully realize and execute his or her vision
That’s the sort of mindset that can return a semblance of thought leadership to New York which as the last leg of the men’s fashion calendar is often seen as the red-headed stepchild of menswear The endof a fashion month should feel like a final sprint not a beleaguered slog towards the finish line London Collections: Men had a similarly rocky start but now is home to some of the most anticipated shows each season Who will be the Craig Greens JW Andersons Casely-Hayfords and Margaret Howells of New York City Photo: Thomas Welch / Highsnobietycom That question still remains unanswered as many of New York City’s best brands pushing exist outside of the CFDA’s radar We have labels like Engineered Garments The Hill-Side Patrik Ervell and newcomers like Abasi Rosborough DDUGOFF and Noah that should actively want to engage in the fashion system but don’t see any benefit in doing so VFILES has always been a prescient renegade fostering designers like Jeremy Scott and Virgil Abloh who go on to become successes themselves And the ones that happily show at NYFW:M hardly push the envelope often delivering extremely wearable and accessible collections that are meant to induce want rather than tell a story via theatrics
Plenty of America’s best brands are perfectly happy and successful outside of the CFDA which is an absolute lost opportunity for showcasing some of our strongest talent Only when we figure out a way to harness the unique energy of American fashion and empower the more creative aspect while downplaying the commercial side can a men’s fashion week in New York actually work
The opinionsexpressed in this article belong to the author and do not reflect the views of Highsnobiety as a whole And he’s not alone. Wooster is regularly swarmed with photographers keen to capture his style
