Thursday marked the eighth and final day of New York Fashion Week. My shooting efforts were focussed around the attendees of Marc Jacobs’ Spring show, which was held at the iconic Hammerstein Ballroom, smack center in midtown Manhattan, half a block from Madison Square Garden. Knowing the busy location and the fact that Jacobs is notorious about starting his show very punctually, I expected a fast paced shoot in a chaotic environment during the harsh midday sun light.
I managed to assemble the following gallery of looks, I hope you enjoy the hectic hustle that reflects in my images.
We are planning on integrating my view of the New York street scene in the coming weeks more regularly, so make sure you check back in.
In the meanwhile, don’t forget to revisit the previous NYFW galleries from days 1-3, 4, 5, 6, and 7.
Let me know your feedback in the comments below. Cheers!
Thanks for shooting this for us–loved looking at them every day!
I loved seeing what he came back with as well!! Sad NYFW is over and since I’m so far along in my pregnancy, Vlad can’t travel to London, Milan or Paris – but we have some ideas to include something similar on PB going forward!
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The colours! My standouts are the Trotteur in Pic 2 and the Chanel in Pic 3. Then again, red is my Kryptonite. And I love the way the lovely lady accessorised using her Micro Peekaboo in Pic 19. Really enjoyed this series!
The purple Fendi is so vibrant!
Its amusing to see bags readers of PB were not too fond of show up: a Hill & Friends in #14!!!
Seeing bags in context makes all the difference. It also communicates the appeal of a certain design. Like the fringed Cholé in #15. Now that I see it put together in an outfit on a REAL person I understand the appeal.
Great photos! Love seeing the energy of my home town brought to life so vividly.
Dang, there’s that Bal shopping bag thing again (slide 22)–it’s growing on me! And thanks Vlad for all the great pics, the colors were so vibrant, I’m glad to see New Yorkers blasting color all over instead of the reliable black clothing/bags.
gosh that Celine trotteur in slide 2 is gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous!
What is the name of the red Chanel bag and pricing?
Just fantastic. Thanks 🙂
I am in LOVE with that red Chanel. I have been googling but can’t find it anywhere. Does anyone know where to find it?
I love everything about the style in #13b. That look is so vintage 70s, California chill.
What is the white phantom bag in slide 24? I need it!
That Celine bag is destined to become a classic.
http://a-woman-of-a-certain-age.com/2016/09/the-whitney/
OMG you got Simon Doonan in shot #25!! I love him!! A celebrity sighting !!
I’ve been seeing a lot of the Trapeze in these FW posts. I’m falling in love with it!
I love that I see a few Marc Jacobs bags out there in the wild!