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Get Ready for Spring 2020 New York Fashion Week Style

by Diana Slampyak ноябрь 22, 2019

Get Ready for Spring 2020 New York Fashion Week Style

Get Ready for Spring 2020,
New York Fashion Week Style

We know – fall is falling and winter is almost here, and you’re probably thinking of impending freezing rain and all the turmoil – and wonder – that winter will soon bring. However, New York Fashion Week SS20 spoiled us with dreamy spring and summer fashions we can’t ignore – even if we can’t wear them just yet. 

Not to worry; a gal can dream about her spring wardrobe as the snow piles up and she shivers in her sweaters, right? And what better way to dream than to imagine fashions based on those shown during the most influential weeks of fall when the spring/summer lines from designer powerhouses are unleashed to the public? 

What is New York Fashion Week (NYFW)? 

NYFW is the start of the designer collection premiers for each season. What begins in New York travels to London, then Milan, then Paris. Also, shows in Tokyo, Seoul and other cities appear to showcase up-and-coming design hubs. But NYFW always starts the ball rolling and features the designers you’re probably most familiar with: Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, Kate Spade New York, plus some you’ll love once you see their work, such as Christopher John Rogers, becoming well known for his evening wear, Paris99, known for her playful gingham creations and Khaite, who was big on wallpaper prints in her collection. 

NYFW lit up Manhattan with exciting fashion shows that take place not only on runways, but also in museums, garages, hotel ballrooms – anywhere a catwalk can be placed securely and music can blast. Parties, galas and celebrities abound. It’s fashion at its finest –and its loftiest. 

At NYFW, designers present their collections that set the trends for the season they’re premiering. Everything from clothing to footwear to handbags to sunglasses see the light and receive scrutiny from critics. Accolades or pans can make or break a designer not only for a season, but for a career. Designers thus put on shows to outdo other designers in an all-out competition for praise. But what’s most important is the fashion. Always the fashion. 

Our favorite trend so far from the NYFW week is the polkadot print. 

Polkadot Galore 

This year, like last, prints are spot on. Pun intended. Everything from florals to polka dots to plaids to ... well, you name it. And mixed media uses are arising from designers like Jason Wu, Acme and Proenza Schueler, to name just a few. If you’re not embracing your creativity to mix and match one print with another (or two or three), you’re not in the know. Even one print alone is a go. Check out our favorite inspirations  from the NYFW catwalks.

Get NYFW Trendy, IGIGI Style


Of course, the ready-to-wear collections being shown at NYFW come at a hefty price tag, in tiny sizes and with a huge impact on the environment. Rather, you can style your own at IGIGI, ethically made-to-order and sustainable with minimal waste . Check out the IGIGI designs, personalized to your style preferences, height and even measurements:



The Mixed Media Alexis and Callie Dresses

We chose these dresses because they best capture the spirit of S/S2020 as seen in New York. With the polka dot bodices and playful skirts, these dresses mixed prints just like many of the NYFW designers showed this season. Mixing polkadots and prints gives you a NYFW runway look –but custom made just for you.

They are suitable for daytime wear with sandals or an evening out with heels and a statement necklace. 

Wear it, sport your fashion knowledge and stand out from the crowd. Knock people’s socks off!

Bet you’re ready for spring now, aren’t you?

Diana Slampyak

Happy fashionista, IGIGI Style Editor.

Diana Slampyak
Diana Slampyak


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