Edited by FashionIndie
TONY COHEN : “I started looking at the “mannerisms” off people talking , instead of just listening what they had to say. I started with the inside and then working to the “outer lines” off the designs, as working from the inside out. The effect is a more “organic” self happening off the eventual design.”
Edited by Monique Montagnese, Contributor
The Spring/Summer 10 shows have been full of slicked back hair. You know what that means: hair stylists have been through an unimaginable amount of gel and are sporting some very sticky hands upon their exit of the tents. Will you be joining the force of sticky fingered fashion folk this spring?
SOURCE: The Cut
Edited by Kirby Marzec
Last night’s Tony Cohen fall 2009 show had me wondering if it was real life or a flashback through fashion’s past. There is no doubt that Cohen played it safe, catering his feminine, cocktail glam pieces to the ordinary New York woman. Sadly enough, I was more intrigued by Fern Mallis dozing off in the front row than the looks on the runway! Cohen barely pushed the boundaries, adding his version of edge with the overdone leather leggings, layered under dresses and blouses. As for classically sophisticated looks, Cohen produced some beautiful merino coats and saved the audience from absolute boredom with his closing piece, an asymmetrically layered black cocktail dress encompassing a variety of textures.
GALLERY: RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Tony Cohen Fall 2009
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