Storm Irene: Alexander Wang

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Saturday, July 9, 2011

BEHIND THE MUSES

W JULIO 2011

GEORGE CRAIG Y CHRISTOPHER BAILEY

DONATELLA VERSACE Y M.I.A.

FLORENCE WELCH Y FRIDA GIANINNI

JANELLE MONAE Y KARL LAGERFELD

DIPLO Y ALEXANDER WANG

ESPERANZA SPALDING Y FRANCISCO COSTA

RODARTE POR KATE Y LAURA MULLEAVY Y KANYE WEST

PROENZA SCHOULER Y YOKO ONO

FOTOS DE MAX VADUKUL

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

T by Alexander Wang F/W 10.11

T BY ALEXANDER WANG F/W 10

ZOE KRAVITZ

MAX MOTTA

BY DANIEL JACKSON

Saturday, January 2, 2010

ALEXANDER WANG PRE-FALL 2010.

ALEXANDER WANG

PRE-FALL 2010 COLLECTION.

"My girl, she's got to go to work sometime," Alexander Wang joked.

Presumably, the designer's cultish fans have been wearing what he calls his "casual sportswear" around the clock—to the club and to the office.

But for pre-fall, he's zeroing in on trousers (in narrow, almost legginglike knits or cropped and full in menswear wools) and jackets that came long, lean, and lapel-less, as well as short and tiered.

Wang's also feeling for layers, throwing shorts or a mini over those skinny pants and adding sexy, peplumed leather corsets on top of a shirtdress or under a suit.

The collection's banded sweater and long, mid-calf-length skirt were definite departures from his edgy downtown vibe—yet decidedly winning. Wang should push this serious thing further.

But, of course, it would be foolish to abandon his fan base entirely.

For his party girl (and the stores who can't keep the frock in stock) he did another one of his draped goddess dresses, this time with a leather bra-cup bodice and sequins.

MODEL: LIU WEN

Thursday, August 20, 2009

Alexander Wang Resort 2010.

Abbey Lee

Alexander Wang's latest Resort collection isn't completely devoid of black party dresses, but they certainly play a more minor role than they have in seasons past.

Abbey Lee
The CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund winner chalked up his newfound interest in all-American sportswear—think chinos, chambray, denim, and T-shirts—to his experience collaborating with the Gap. (That mini-collection hits the retail chain's stores on June 16, ladies.)

Abbey Lee

Naturally, Wang put his own downtown-cool spin on his Resort classics, pairing an almost-preppy nautical stripe sweater with a wrap skirt in midnight blue sequins or tweaking a traditional fisherman's vest into a satin and mesh romper.

Abbey Lee

As for those black dresses, the designer had quality if not quantity: The best of the bunch was a draped and wrapped number that exposes a lot of leg and nails the elusive dressed-up yet effortless vibe that Wang has so successfully made his signature.