At New York Fashion Week, emerging trends are disparate, with each designer doubling down on idiosyncratic brand moments hoping to cement their moment of relevance.
On Monday morning, Carolina Herrera designer Wes Gordon offered house classics to his coterie of Upper East Side clients, black and white polka dots, silken white shirts paired with high waisted black shorts and billowing full skirted gowns all punctuated with blown out rose appliqué and details - mirrored by the soft pink rose left on each guests seat.
