LaQuan Smith released his spring collection at the highest iconoclast, the New York’s  Empire State Building. Per masterpieces, no on did it better. “View and buy” format is the reality and Laquan knows his audience which is anyone confident enough to wear his mesh bodysuits, glossy ensembles whilst always standing out. Some will say the models are practically naked however Laquan doesn’t expose you, but rather highlight your form. In the past he accomplished that through corsetry or the second skin of latex. This season he remained light. Smith’s new partner, Puma, with whom he inked a deal earlier this year will have...

Laidback, athleisure-ly shapes, however these were not house clothes. Not in the least. Tom took us through racer back tanks, basketball shorts, track pants in neon, fuchsia, orange, acid green and pool blue sequins.To finish the look: an oversize satin blazer in another bright color and accessories in the form of a crystal studded choker and barrettes, and a towering pair of satin heels seemed to be the full motif. Reminded me of the 90’s yet again. I could’ve been bored but I’m never not loving for that era. The incomparable designer noted that “Photogenic clothes today by their very nature...

  The trend is a subversion of traditional one-piece swimsuits that creeps into the ultimate party-wear. Fluorescent pieces encrusted in embellishments, sequins, and marabou details, this is the look of the season. Koma confirms “The business has grown, and we’ve exceeded revenue expectations during the pandemic.” “Luckily, for me, my customers believed they’d be going out-out soon, or they just wanted to look incredible at home!” Social media is going out and in this case David Koma is the trend at the moment. Let us not forget that his...