Vote for the 2014 British Style Award and Win Tickets to the British Fashion Awards

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Win Tickets to the British Fashion Awards

 
Who is your British style icon? Cast your vote!

Cast your vote for the 2014 British Style Award – the only award decided by the public. See the nominees & vote online at britishfashionawards.com/britishstyle.

This award recognises an individual who most embodies the spirit of British fashion and is an international ambassador for London as a leading creative fashion capital.

Voting will close at midnight on Wednesday, November 5th, 2014 and the winner will be announced at the British Fashion Awards on Monday 1st December 2014. Voters will be entered into a prize draw to win two tickets to attend the ceremony.

Voters will be entered into a prize draw to win two tickets to attend the ceremony.

For information on how to buy tickets, visit: britishfashionawards.com/tickets

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30 Things We Should All Take Away from #NYFWLive Spring 2015

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New York Fashion Week Spring 2015: A Tour

 
by Egomeli Hormeku

Ever wanted to go to New York Fashion Week? Presenting a list of the best 30+ shows, parties and presentations.

1) Wenqi Wu will rule the fashion world in the not too distant future.

I think I was the first to arrive to the Ace Hotel. I didn’t know what to expect other than an assumption based on rumors.

Wenqi Wu is not “next.” He is now.

Wenqi Wu is not “next.” He is now. Based on Russian Constructivism and his unorthodox approach with shapes, there’s no doubt that he’s a force to be reckoned with. After seeing so many presentations, we try to stay away from the, “Oh, that’s cute” effect, acknowledging valiant but failed attempts at a great season. The entire presentation seemed like an experiment gone right. The lambskin fell perfectly. The silk organza made for a smooth finish. Wenqi managed to find a place where comfort and luxe style meet. As he watched from afar with a smile, I could tell there is more in store, the kind of “more” that has no bounds.

2) Josie Natori is as beautiful as her clothes are.

The first thing you would think when you meet Josie Natori is to bow in the presence of greatness but she’d probably introduce herself to you as if she is not THE JOSIE NATORI. Her SS15 show was the definition of effortless elegance.

Josie Natori’s SS15 show was the definition of effortless elegance.

The colors whispered island getaway and infinite ocean views. The sarong inspired pieces and silhouetted skirts were inspired by her very own vacations. As hours passed, I found myself in a conversation with Ms. Natori and her fabulous creative director in her seasonally themed flagship store. For two people who could be considered fashion royalty on an Anna Wintour and Andre Leon Tally level, they spoke as if they just closed their first season and were ready for more. Well, we see why they are royalty and can’t wait for more.

3) LITKE will make you miss this summer/long for next summer.

Former-NYU-student-turned-VOGUE-intern-turned-gorgeous-designer immediately made me sing “The Days of Wine and Roses” and think of fond summer memories. You can see the beautiful simplicity of Poland and the intricacy of New York in her presentation. The polka dots and light colors played very well with the breezy fabric and textures. Cotton candy blue dresses and jumpsuits jumped out in front of a checkered background and seemed perfect for an impromptu stroll along Riis Beach. Job well done.

You can see the beautiful simplicity of Poland and the intricacy of New York in LITKE’s presentation.

4) Daniel Silverstain SS15 will probably go down as top ten presentations in all of Fashion Month.

Daniel Silverstain atelier was hidden in plain sight.

There was a bit of commotion between guests and employees from other floors who did not get the Fashion Week memo. I stood casually to the side after checking in and remembered this feeling from a time long ago. After all, how could I forget? It was the same feeling I’d had before seeing my very first show.

The air was filled with “lateness but greatness,” the organized chaos, and the moments before you were either wowed or disappointed. A pleasant host welcomed my exit off of a crowded elevator. Then, I turned the corner.

I’m almost convinced that the hand of God was responsible for Daniel Silverstain SS15. In his première NYFW show, Daniel Silverstain turned a simple three room vanilla space in to a serendipitous experience. The metallic biker jackets and boyfriend jeans, the luxurious silks on dresses, and neoprene pencil skirts! Speaking with Daniel, he explained that his vision was that of Brazilian ’60s influence. The Futurism didn’t disappoint. Every stitch, every pleat, every layer, every look, every metallic lacquer painted nail, all said: “Hi, my name is Daniel Silverstain and I’ll be here for a very long time.” Excellence.

The metallic biker jackets and boyfriend jeans, the luxurious silks on dresses, and neoprene pencil skirts!

5) Anya Caliendo should be on your mind, figuratively and literally.

Daisies, panamas, and fedoras … OH MY! It should come as no surprise that every Anya Caliendo hat tells a story of a woman who makes a profound and luxurious statement.

Every Anya Caliendo hat tells a story of a woman who makes a profound and luxurious statement.

There were some pieces that gave a “stroll through the Botanical Gardens” feel and others that gave a “burlesque headliner” vibe. Either way, these pieces are made for the daring and provocative woman who, although etched in opulent undertones, can shake a room up at will. Anya Caliendo never fails to make this happen. This season is proof.

6) VFILES made the hype beasts, tastemakers, instafamous, voguers and young professionals all get along.

First of all, I haven’t been to Webster Hall since Facebook was invented.

VFILES showcased four international designers for the future of sportswear.

This was a genius move by VFILES, who cater to their target audience oh so well. VFILES showcased four international designers for the future of sportswear. The great thing about watching four shows with a crowd of street-savvy kids who know all about selvedge denim, dead-stock Jordan’s, and luxury streetwear capsule collections is, that they were the “in-crowd” and the very future of these budding brands.

The only thing missing was a third-party aggregator on a large smart phone to charge everyone for the pieces seen on the runway. Oohs and aahs, mingling, and music made this event more of a launch party than a show; a perfect introduction to the night and the kids who run it. Well played.

7) There is nothing that can be said about CUTECIRCUIT SS15 that hasn’t been said about the first generation iPhone.

Best concept, hands down. Think of a world where you can download your outfit and change the appearance of your bag, skirt, dress, suit and jacket. We see what you are on the brink of, and we love it. Not to mention the strategic collaboration between Mercedes Benz and CUTECIRCUIT gave Mercedes Benz Fashion Week invitees a chance to get a glimpse of CUTECIRCUIT SS15 every single day. NYFW Live and the rest of the fashion community look forward to seeing what the future of CUTECIRCUIT brings, with downloadable pieces sure to cement a paradigm shift in fashion and technology.

Best concept, hands down.

8) MESKITA wins the NYFWLive Award for Best Muse for a Season.

MESKITA decided the SS15 season would use Egypt as inspiration.

Skip a zeitgeist, club or a person. MESKITA decided the SS15 season would use Egypt as inspiration. With the goddess of life and creativity in mind, MESKITA showcased pieces women can wear to exude and heighten strength, live, love and reverence. The shades of the season were inspired by the Sahara while the prints resembled the life of the Nile. Silks were adorned in hieroglyphics and the use of lions made the Egyptian tradition apparent. Not only did the pieces excel with its use of chiffon and silk, but also the leather was beautifully scaled and made for a flow to the looks they were incorporated in.

9) Fashion Law Institute and Carrie Hammer are a match made in Criminal Court.

Fashion Designer Carrie Hammer SS15 collection by way of the Fashion Law Institute was a great one. The pieces are made for professional women. It’s a mystery why all attorneys aren’t running to Carrie Hammer for their cross-examinations, jury selections, and closing arguments. This is one designer that I’m sure young professionals will find perfect for both work and after-work meet-ups.

It’s a mystery why all attorneys aren’t running to Carrie Hammer.

10) CIROC x Erin Fetherston Event wins the happiest event at NYFW award.

All of the competition and shade went out of the window.

Well, there were no windows because it was an outside event, but you get what I’m saying. A few angelic hosts placed white wristbands on guests and escorted us to a revamped courtyard that looked like a scene out of a Miami night in the Mondrian Hotel.

EMC Bowery did an amazing job with such a talented and diverse crowd. The stars really came out! What did I expect? It was an Erin Fetherston and CIROC event. Erin was celebrating an extremely tasteful SS15 line inspired by charm school. She was nothing short of amazing, exuding the kind of grace you read about in fairy tales. The bartenders were busy. Blame CIROC Pineapple. It might be too good. I’m pretty sure I wasn’t seeing things.

I see a slew of people congratulating the women of the hour, Erin Fetherston, who may or may not know she is inches away from Angela Simmons and Kristina Bowden.

I turn to my left and see Jamie Chung. I turn to my right and see Carmen Electra. I look behind me and see Whitney Port enjoying the deejay, who was playing a few feel-good tunes. I see a slew of people congratulating the women of the hour, the incomparable Erin Fetherston, who may or may not know she is inches away from Angela Simmons and Kristina Bowden.

Like Erin Fetherston, the CIROC brand is innovative and versatile. It made for such an excellent pairing. CIROC brought the tropical luxury, especially for those faced with a long flight to London Fashion Week the very next day. Thanks for the early vacation in the middle of the city that never sleeps.

11) Tim Gunn needs to make sure he gets Heidi Klum back for … never mind.

We know the drill. And it’s a good one.

For thirteen seasons, Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn have used Lifetime as a platform to give aspiring designers their shot in the big leagues.

Project Runway Season Finale has a show every year with more shows to keep us guessing who won. For thirteen seasons, Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn have used Lifetime as a platform to give aspiring designers their shot in the big leagues. Nine designers got the opportunity to do so and, for thirteen seasons, we know that the wait will be over in about mid-October. Other than onlookers cheering on their favorite reality TV show designer, most were whispering about Tim Gunn’s whereabouts. The fashion godfather of the show appeared during the end slightly trembling and we all had no clue why. I guess you’ll see why when October hits.

12) Mark and Estel always bring Coachella to the tents.

If you don’t know by now, let NYFWLive be the first to tell you. They are rock stars, period. They live life to the fullest. They design like no other. They write and produce music. They pretty much do it all.

Mark and Estel pretty much do it all.

Let’s talk about the SS15 collection though. It is amazing for everyday staples pieces, which can showcase the versatility of your style on any given day. The essentials all come together to make one rocking masterpiece. Mark and Estel are a New York Fashion Week staple and I’m sure the New York transplants from California can almost touch home when they see these quintessential pieces on the catwalk. That, and the fact that the animal-print jacket Mark wears as he rocks out is nothing short of superstar status.

13) The NYFW Live Award for the best accessories at NYFW: Andiamo Luggage (with a special appearance by new brand ambassador Daymond John)

If there were a word above luxury, it would be Andiamo.

If there were a word above luxury, it would be Andiamo. From the quality craftsmanship to the technological features that set it apart, Andiamo is a jetsetter brand for a jetsetter. This makes it only right Andiamo tapped fashion mogul and Shark Tank judge, Daymond John, a brand ambassador for the uppermost house of luxury luggage.

The Avanti (soft-line) collection has patented technology that uses tension to expand packing space by 20 percent and then gently compresses your belongings to meet airline requirements, leaving your clothing wrinkle free. The Pantera (hard-line) collection, available in a beautiful Carbon Black or a flashy Lava Red, is made of a lightweight polycarbonate hard-shell that reduces luggage weight by 20 percent. The sleek look of this luggage makes it fitting for all genders. Meeting the people behind the brand brought everything together. Taking the utmost pride in excellence, I spoke the CEO, Marketing head, lead designer, and SVP of the brand. Believe me when I say, these are fit for the erudite and constructed to be strong enough for the proletariat. Even the zipper technology is marvelous, as it uses the exact YKK interlocking that military and first-responders use. Manufacturer’s warranty and airline damage are included in the price. I wouldn’t be surprised if everyone on Net Jet didn’t order Andiamo after this.

14) Monique Lhuillier is the queen of eveningwear.

Monique Lhuillier is designing on another plane.

Monique Lhuillier is designing on another plane. If there was ever a whisper that she was not the queen of eveningwear, her SS15 collection quickly muted such absurd talk. The icing on the cake was the gentle shower of metallic confetti on the final pieces and the finale. The full skirts thrilled all in attendance. The shorts design is tasteful enough to be considered eveningwear; a feat only Lhuillier can pull off. These pieces were red carpet, magic moment, and royal family worthy. If there is anyone that designed better-layered gowns this season, we know whom you will say. You’re bias and picking favorite. Monique Lhuillier wins, outright.

15) HAZE sees things differently. We should too.

Eyewear out of this world and a model filled short film to bring life to the brand made HAZE SS15 a sight to see. HAZE debuted six new models to their popular collection. The favorite was a new take on the wayfarer called SEIZE, now oversized and square, gives a sleek and futuristic look to a timeless design. I cannot wait until the sun comes out to make that purchase, as HAZE let the world know select online retailers will house the brand’s new and impressive SS15 editions.

HAZE SS15 was a sight to see.

16) Jason Wu took HUGO BOSS SS15 to an entirely different level, combining classic minimal pieces with futuristic colors, layers and cuts.

Jason Wu made a wardrobe for a globetrotting CEO who makes things happen and looks the part every moment of every day. If only we could get Jason Wu and Daniel Silverstain in the same room to talk about what made them figure out the perfect marriage between yesterday and tomorrow … .

If only we could get Jason Wu and Daniel Silverstain in the same room.

17) Crown by Colin King is playing for keeps.

CROWN by Colin King came to life during MBFW with a collection that did not disappoint. The pieces were all intricately made for an eye popping day to day or a show stopping, yet comfortable, nightlife. The comfort was not lacking. The color scheme was so New York at 2AM at the best and brightest club. The production was as cool as the guy who orders bottle service without the sparklers. Nothing needs to be said. Colin King wears a crown for a reason. While the street wear community is a constant fight to who can create the next big thing, Colin King found a way to take the depth and intricacy of a quality brand and incorporate the grit and toughness of the Big Apple. It is only a matter of time before Supreme tries to steal his stuff or McNairy asks to collaborate. Job well done.

Colin King wears a crown for a reason.

18) The most informative MBFW panel about the business of fashion took place.

DHL, the world’s leading logistics provider, revealed the competitive and global nature of the fashion industry by kicking off the first DHL Fashion Industry Panel. As the Official Logistics Partner, DHL, fashion designers and other industry experts shared insights and real-world expertise to help budding fashion enterprises learn what it takes to create successful, international fashion brands. Teri Agins, columnist at The Wall Street Journal and author of The End of Fashion: How Marketing Changed Fashion Forever was the moderator and the panel was heavy with acclaim and insight. Karsten Aufgebauer, General Manager at DHL Express U.S.; Jarrad Clark, Vice President and Global Creative Director at IMG; Nicholas and Christopher Kunz, designers of Nicholas K; Nichole Miller, one of the world’s most successful designers and Gary Wassner, Co-CEO of Hilldun, the well-known factoring firm for the fashion industry were answering questions and giving their tricks of the trade for designers who may very well be the talk of Mercedes Benz Fashion Week. We also got to see 2014 DHL Exported contest winner, Italian designer Francesca Liberatore, who showed her collection this season.

DHL, fashion designers and other industry experts shared insights and real-world expertise.

19) Zappos came bearing loads of gifts for fashionistas.

If you didn’t know, Zappos is way more than just shoes. #ZapposRecharge experience lounge used NYFW as a springboard to make that common knowledge outside of Lincoln Center. With a runway and prizes every thirty minutes, consumers with the most unique social posts experienced firsthand why the rise of Zappos is no mistake. It was also refreshing to see those who couldn’t frequent the tents at Lincoln Center. This is very well played by a brand that cared enough to consider the style needs of the millions of New Yorkers who couldn’t attend #MBFW.

Zappos is way more than just shoes.

20) Lie Sang Bong’s catwalk belongs in the MoMA

The Korean design king, Lie Sang Bong made pieces that were cutting edge for his SS15 Ready to Wear collection compared to his previous sensational seasons. The butterfly prints, layered coats, lace suits and tunics were to die for. No one was ready for the tile catwalk with a mural that resembled the themes of this new season. I immediately thought of the longest liability in fashion week, instead, it was a masterpiece that played an integral role of explaining where Lie Sang Bong’s mind was. It was in a lively spring portrait, an encapsulated moment we seek to find and bask in. He is fashion’s Leonardo DaVinci.

Lie Sang Bong is fashion’s Leonardo DaVinci.

21) Malan Breton will not be outdone in pieces and tailoring.

With sixty plus looks down the runway and live traditional Taiwanese music to accompany four dancers, Malan Breton was ready to leave his guests in awe. Especially impressive were the tailored suits coming down the catwalk in all exotic colors and patterns. The seamless tailoring did not skip a beat, as blazers, bomber jackets, and trenches all seemed more bespoke than RTW. The black and fuchsia pieces were a crowd favorite and we received word that Malan Breton will be available in Harvey Nichols next year.

Malan Breton was ready to leave his guests in awe.

22) Although SS15’s inspiration was the idea of the Prenup, Betsey Johnson made some pieces to keep couples in marital bliss.

Betsey Johnson’s Prenup SS15 defined fun and risqué bridal pieces. What more can we ask for from Betsey? This is her best season yet. There was still the mad genius Betsey Johnson edge (perfect for a wedding night) with a bit subtle sophistication that most would want on their wedding day. The energy was high, the pieces did not disappoint, and the finale gave the people what they wanted. In our hearts, Betsey Johnson is the fashionable, liberal, kooky aunt we always wanted to learn about life from. Thanks for inviting us to visit your home again. We cannot wait until the fall.

Betsey Johnson is the fashionable, liberal, kooky aunt we always wanted to learn about life from.

23) The applications for the Academy of Art University will soar after seeing the SS15 presentation.

These students in this showcase had superb collections. To be seen during NYFW puts them a step above most institutions. These young and talented designers have yet to hit their prime and are expected to do amazing things in the future based on such a great showing this season.

These students in this showcase had superb collections.

24) Noon by Noor just get it.

These two are consistently brilliant. The rich color palette, the conservative dresses slightly edgy prints, a new take on classic knee-length shorts, burgundy buttoned blouse (which should be a secret weapon in any women’s wardrobe. The texture was a sight to see as beaded patterns were exceptionally placed on smooth fabrics. Noon by Noor is definitely a favorite of mine for the last two seasons for every reason, piece by piece.

Beaded patterns were exceptionally placed on smooth fabrics.

25) Best brand activation at NYFW Award: Samsung Galaxy Backstage Lounge

Okay, I won’t tell you what phone I am using but I am getting rid of it once October hits. The Samsung Galaxy Backstage Lounge Pass made this a fact for me. Celebrities and editors were introduced to the Samsung Gear S, The Samsung Galaxy Edge, and the Samsung Galaxy Note 4. I saw how easy it was to create a vivid sketch from genius illustrator, Michael Hoeweller. Chad Masters, a model who should’ve been the spokesperson for Samsung, gave the most incredible tour. Here are the details so you won’t have to wait. The phone takes widescreen selfies. There is an S pin for a sophisticated drag and drop to make sharing information and pictures easier and faster than any phone. The 16 megapixel back camera and 3.7 megapixel front beat out all competition for vivid picture quality. There is an ultra power saving mode that allows all of the programs to run and still allows your phone to stay charged for 12 days! Wait, there’s more.

Celebrities and editors were introduced to the Samsung Gear S.

Think if Nintendo 64 and the movie Tron had a child AND MULTIPLY THAT BY 1000. Add a 360 degree interactive experience and you have the Samsung Gear S VR experience. Soon there will be apps you can download to play videogames from your phone and headgear. Imagine online shopping with a 360 degree lens. With endless possibilities, there is a new vantage point for smart phone and it starts here. After a 360 tour of NYC and an African safari, it was clear that Samsung had the absolute best brand activation at MBFW.

26) FTL Moda was a great move to wish a happy 10th birthday to the Style360

The FTL MODA stage highlighted the well-known Italian prestige in fashion, hosting designers Kami Shade’, Jaime Elyse, Fri:Haend, and Gianni Tolentino. Each designer showcased stunning bridal, evening and resort wear, while incorporating complementary men’s looks. Thanks to great people at RedLightPR, we got to see the Italian flare we cannot get enough of.

We got to see the Italian flare we cannot get enough of.

27) OUDIFU was the elephant in the room.

This was a late show and worth the wait. The prints, the play of leather and silk on biker jackets, the light colors on dresses, and the scarves were all amazing. Designer Zhuliang Li really did an amazing thing for his first MBFW runway show. He proved that great design doesn’t have a set time or space. Greatness just is, and always the elephant in the room.

Greatness just is, and always the elephant in the room.

28) MM6 had the best wait line in all of MBFW

In daylight, the cameras flashed non-stop. The outfits were incredible. The invites were made for a day party, similar to what outside seemed like. The grand entrances in black SUVs and cabs were monumental. The buyers stared at editors and bloggers in awe. Socialites tried not to be seen but all were caught breaking (their shoes in) and entering (seating arrangements that gave almost everyone a front row seat. It’s Margiela. Expect nothing less.

The buyers stared at editors and bloggers in awe.

29) Vivienne Hu SS15 brought style back to the Pier

Chelsea Piers will never be the same. Vivienne Hu SS15 came, saw, and conquered Pier59. The patterns and styles all made powerful statements of the modern woman who is well-respected in all settings. She even graced invitees with pictures and interview time explaining her season. Vivienne Hu SS15 is a buyer’s dream, and hopefully, her flagship store won’t run out of the new season too fast upon release.

Vivienne Hu SS15 is a buyer’s dream.

30) Supima had the best fashion competition and best gift bags by far this season.

With cotton that is unmatched, the Supima Design competition places university seniors to showcase their collection on most popular catwalk in the world. This season, Kent State graduate, Anastasia Lafrate took the title home with a collection as wondrous as the fabric she used. The competition was hosted by the lead of Supima and supermodel Coco Rocha. The competition, crowd and host weren’t the only things that stood out. Supima manages to always surprise-invited guests with gift bags better than the rest. Brooks Brothers collaboration pocket squares, a Uniqlo Supima cotton Henley’s and other little bundles joy were the talk of the mezzanine after heading out of Lincoln Center for a break.

The competition was hosted by the lead of Supima and supermodel Coco Rocha.

31) The award for best NYFW afterparty goes to …

It’s a tie! “This is New York” party at the Tribeca Grand Hotel and the NYCult party at Up and Down. The lines were long. The drinks flowed. The music was amazing. The lists were strict. Couches were stepped on. Stares were exchanged. The fashion was out of this world. The fashion elite were all met with hangovers, explaining the eerie silence the morning after at Lincoln Center. If those BOSCO photobooths could talk…

The lists were strict. Couches were stepped on.

32) The #NYFWLive Headliner Award goes to: Michael Costello SS15

The “queen of music” practices in his designs. The “queen of reality TV” is one of his many muses. The first “Generation Y socialite” stopped by to wish him luck.

He’s setting red carpets on fire with his gowns.

He is all over Instagram, showcasing bits of his men’s accessories and setting red carpets on fire with his gowns. Michael Costello is the truth. Backstage, he seemed relaxed and ready for whatever his show would bring. I’m sure that he knew his stage would bring excellence and nothing less.

Look-for-look, Michael Costello created Divine Nymphs in gowns that moved a few people sitting by me to tears. He did a great job of capturing the mystical beauty of the free-spirited woman. The floral, the lace, the large exaggerated shoulders, the crowns: the future of all major awards shows was right before our very eyes. It was a sight to see.

A packed house stood to give Michael Costello a standing ovation, something that NYFWLive knows for sure will come early and often for this MVP.

What a ride! Signing off until next season, EKH.

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Welcome to The Fashion Week Edit

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Shopping Before, During and After Fashion Week (Especially During)

 
Fashion Week shopping in real-time, where you buy items from the upcoming season, as they appear on the runway.

It’s always been our dream for you. And what we’re working on now.

To kick things off, we’ve opened up a new online shopping destination, The Fashion Week Edit, and have started filling it up with good stuff. We’ve started by posting some of our favorite looks from some of the top designers from the last “Big 4” fashion weeks.

Welcome to The Fashion Week Edit. We’ve got more fun surprises to come, so stay tuned!

It’s the first step in more cool stuff we’re building. There are more fun surprises to come, so stay tuned!

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Shop Fashion Week | From “See Now, Buy Now” to “See, Buy, Wear”

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Shop Fashion Week Online

“See now, buy now” fashion week shopping. It’s one of the holy grails of the online fashion week experience.

Shop the runways during fashion week

Watching the shows live has been one of the seminal developments of fashion week in the past few years. But the public’s desire to buy items in “real time,” as they appear on the runway, has been a bit slower to develop.

The technology to shop during fashion week is still in development. But coming sooner than you think.

Last season, some designers embraced the idea of selling items from the runway. Notable designers making their wares available the same day their collections debuted included Oscar De La Renta, Carolina Herrera, Zac Posen, Rebecca Minkoff, Prabal Gurung and others.

For those who want to shop fashion week, either by pre-ordering looks from the upcoming season, or buying items made available in advance by designers, the technology may be right around the corner.

 

New York Fashion Week

This upcoming fashion week, Fashion Week Online has collaborated with a new partner to bring real-time, “see now, buy nowshopping during New York Fashion Week to the next level.

True New York Fashion Week shopping will mean buying events as they appear on the runway, in real time.

True New York Fashion Week shopping will mean buying full collections or limited-edition items as they appear on the runway. (Last season, de la Renta’s “Ambria” embroidered peep-toe sandal was available the same day as the show!) London Fashion Week shopping will follow, as will shopping for Milan, then Paris Fashion Week shopping.

 

The e-Commerce connection

Although shopping will be available on Fashion Week Online’s newest iOS app, “Fashion Week” (look for it in the iTunes music store this December), most items will be offered for sale on the fashion week’s “city channel.” (I.e., New York Fashion Week shopping at NewYorkFashoionWeekLIVE.com), as well as here at Fashion Week Online.

Surprise! You can now shop fashion week!
Surprise! You can now shop fashion week!

Fashion Week Online is excited to be pioneering new opportunities to buy from some of the world’s top brands this fashion week!

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NY Fashion Week Live Begins Sept. 4, 2014

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Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week New York Spring 2015 Collections Preliminary Schedule Announced

 
As summer starts to wind down, the fashion industry is finalizing its plans to show the world what’s in store for next spring. This September, the Spring 2015 Collections will celebrate the people and places that will inspire us in the year ahead. The New York collections showcase the most diverse roster of designers from every corner of the world.

September 4-11, 2014 will see more than 80 shows, presentations and special events usher in the new season at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. New York has become the hub for international designers looking to debut their designs on the same runways as leading American brands. This season, Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week has designers from 12 countries, including Australia, Brazil, China, France, India, Israel, Italy, Korea, Spain and the United States, along with 15 designers making their MBFW debut.

“New York City is the style capital of the world and Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week epitomizes the entrepreneurial heartbeat and culture that makes this city so vibrant,” said Jarrad Clark, VP and Global Creative Director, IMG Fashion Events & Properties. “We have established American brands like BCBGMAXAZRIA, Carolina Herrera, Monique Lhuillier, Nanette Lepore and Nicole Miller showing on the same runways as international heavyweights Custo Barcelona, Lacoste and Zimmermann. In addition, the next generation of global artists from August Getty and Francesca Liberatore to LIE SANGBONG and TOME, will all unite under the tents at Lincoln Center, making MBFW a sensational showing of established and emerging designers from every corner of the world.”

The Spring 2015 Collections will include: NICHOLAS K, CUTECIRCUIT, BCBGMAXAZRIA, RAOUL, RICHARD CHAI, SUPIMA, JAY GODFREY, TADASHI SHOJI, DESIGUAL, TOME, MARISSA WEBB, TODD SNYDER, MESKITA, GRUNGY GENTLEMAN, FASHION LAW INSTITUTE, STELLA NOLASCO, PROJECT RUNWAY, MARK AND ESTEL, ZIMMERMANN, CARMEN MARC VALVO, TRINA TURK, REBECCA MINKOFF, SAUNDER, NICOLE MILLER, MONIQUE LHUILLIER, CHARLOTTE RONSON, AUGUST GETTY, CROWN BY COLIN KING, RUFFIAN, LACOSTE, LIE SANGBONG, SON JUNG WAN, ALON LIVNÉ, MARA HOFFMAN, HERVÉ LÉGER BY MAX AZRIA, LUIS ANTONIO, MALAN BRETON, ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY, ANYA CALIENDO, VENEXIANA, FASHION SHENZHEN, DAVID TLALE, CZAR BY CESAR GALINDO, KATYA ZOL, DKNY, CUSTO BARCELONA, ETXEBERRIA, VIVIENNE TAM, FASHION SHENZHEN EXHIBIT, NANETTE LEPORE, NANETTE LEPORE PRESENTED BY MARIST COLLEGE, PARKCHOONMOO, LELA ROSE, CAROLINA HERRERA, TAORAY WANG, TOMMY HILFIGER, ANGEL SANCHEZ, DENNIS BASSO, FRANCESCA LIBERATORE, GEORGINE, DONNA KARAN NEW YORK, REEM ACRA, LIBERTINE, OUDIFU, TORY BURCH, J.CREW, VIVIENNE HU, BADGLEY MISCHKA, MM6 MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA, NOON BY NOOR, CONCEPT KOREA, DIESEL BLACK GOLD, JENNY PACKHAM, NAEEM KHAN, PEDRO DEL HIERRO MADRID, PAMELLA ROLAND, SKINGRAFT, ZANG TOI, THE ART INSTITUTES, MICHAEL COSTELLO, FALGUNI AND SHANE PEACOCK, BIBHU MOHAPATRA, BOSS, BETSEY JOHNSON, CLOVER CANYON, ANNA SUI, RICARDO SECO, ERIN FETHERSTON, B. MICHAEL AMERICA, RALPH LAUREN, J. MENDEL and ART HEARTS FASHION PRESENTED BY AIDS HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION.

Last February, IMG Fashion introduced a series of event and venue upgrades to better each designer’s experience and make the industry’s day-to-day planning and reporting even simpler. This season, those upgrades continue with the introduction of a newly revamped Salon. The Salon will now offer designers the ability to customize the runway setting in tandem with flexible seating schemes that allow them to better tell their brand story and vision. Similar to the recently launched Pavilion, the Salon offers the flexibility of downtown spaces while allowing designers to capitalize on the critical mass at Lincoln Center.

Title sponsor Mercedes-Benz is joined by DHL, American Express®, Maybelline New York, TRESemmé, Samsung Mobile, E! Entertainment, PANDORA, WGSN, eBay, The New York Times as well as Women’s Wear Daily and Getty Images.
Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week is an IMG event.

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Alberta Ferretti LIVE, Wednesday, February 19, Milan Fashion Week

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Alberta Ferretti Fall/Winter 2014 Fashion Show

 
Watch it here, Wednesday, February 19, 2014, 11 AM New York (5 PM Milan, 4 PM London).

(Video will stream above.)

BFC / Vogue Designer Fashion Fund Winner Announced

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Peter Pilotto Wins This Year’s BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund

 
Today, Peter Pilotto and Christopher de Vos are the winners of this year’s BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund.

The Fund provides one designer with a bespoke, high level mentoring support program over a twelve month period, as well as a £200,000 grant to provide necessary infrastructure to take them to the next stage in their business. The BFC / Vogue Fashion Fund was set up as part of the BFC’s 25th anniversary legacy program, to provide financial support to the UK’s most talented designers who are in the early stages of developing their business and have already established a profile at London Fashion Week.

The Fund provides one designer with a bespoke, high level mentoring support program over a twelve-month period, as well as a £200,000 grant.

Emilia Wickstead, House of Holland, Mary Katrantzou, Osman, Peter Pilotto and Zoe Jordan were shortlisted for the 2014 prize and were invited to present their collections and five year business plans to the Fund judging committee, which is made up of representatives from businesses who support the Fund and industry experts.

Emilia Wickstead, House of Holland, Mary Katrantzou, Osman, Peter Pilotto and Zoe Jordan were shortlisted for the 2014 prize.

Alexandra Shulman, Editor of British Vogue and Chair of the BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund, commented: “Christopher and Peter are deserved winners of this year’s fund award. They have remained true to their vision of a print and colour focused brand but have managed to expand and grow the business to a level where they can now compete on an international stage. It’s a pleasure to be able to support them.”

Christopher and Peter have remained true to their vision of a print and colour focused brand, commented Alexandra Shulman, Editor of British Vogue and Chair of the BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund.

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Caroline Rush, Chief Executive, British Fashion Council, commented: “Peter Pilotto and Christopher de Vos are an incredibly dynamic design team, who since launching their label in 2007, have won the hearts and minds of the industry and the public with their vibrant colours and unforgettable prints. They demonstrated they are a thriving fashion label with a great vision to take the next step in building a global designer fashion brand.”

Peter Pilotto and Christopher de Vos are an incredibly dynamic design team, added Caroline Rush, Chief Executive, British Fashion Council.

The British Fashion Council has an international reputation for supporting emerging talent through its existing schemes; NEWGEN supported by TOPSHOP, NEWGEN MEN sponsored by TOPMAN, Fashion Forward supported by the Mayor of London and the BFC/GQ Designer Menswear Fund supported by Vertu. Since its inception the BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund has supported Nicholas Kirkwood (2013), Jonathan Saunders (2012), Christopher Kane (2011) and Erdem (2010).

In 2013 BFC/Designer Fashion Fund recipient Nicholas Kirkwood received an undisclosed major investment from luxury conglomerate LVMH while competitor Kering acquired a 51 per cent stake in Christopher Kane.

The BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund judging committee comprises Alexandra Shulman, British Vogue and Chair of the Fund Committee; Caroline Rush, British Fashion Council; Joan Burstein, Browns; Luke Leitch, Daily Telegraph; Susanne Tide-Frater, Brand Consultant; Fund mentor Tony Yusuf, Hardy Amies and representatives from this year’s sponsors Burberry, Debenhams, Harrods, Paul Smith, Tesco and Topshop.

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History and Facts about London Fashion Week

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History and Facts About London Fashion Week

London Fashion Week is a famous clothing tradeshow / series of fashion events that happens in London every year in February and September.

It is one of the mega four fashion shows with the other three comprising of the Milan, Paris and New York. The show is meant to showcase the imperative fashion designs from various dedicated designers. It is comprised of ‘’how to’’ and ‘’buy now’’ fashion show displays that are trying to win the interest of fashion enthusiasts from across the world.

A Brief History of the Show

London fashion Week first took place in October 1983. The British Fashion council and London Development Agency planned the whole event from calling of the designers to arrangement of the venue. The Department for Business, skills, and Innovation also spearheaded the arrangement of this show with an aim of promoting London’s fashion talents. After the first occurrence of the show, traders deemed it as opportunity to market their products, and they started funding the event. Currently, major noble investors like Mercedes-Benz, Toni & Guy are the ones funding the event.

Facts about London Fashion Week

In 1986, the royal leaders got interested with the show, they started to attend it. By then, it was very rare for dignitaries like the prime minister and even the local leaders to get concerned with such things. But to the surprise of every attendant in 1986, Margret Thatcher attended the show and stayed there for the whole week despite being a busy person. Fashion shows were by then not that developed and modern, they were just like street events meant to entertain the middle class and low-class people, but Margret proved people wrong after she parked her VIP cars and watched the whole event.

Stella McCartney, the now famous and triumphing fashion designer that is iconic in the show, joined in 1985 when she was still a student. Her entire collection made windfall sales after she presented in the summer spring shows due to how spectacular her designs were.

London Fashion Week supports the blogging community. In 2014 alone, 2,000 bloggers registered with the show to be allowed to air the contents of the show to the world. The content to be shared includes videos and photos of the show so that fans who don’t manage to attend can get a full recap of the whole event.

The British Fashion Council opened a fashion store to enshrine all the excellent fashion designs from the cutting edge fashion designers that rock in the show. Some concerned fans raised complain that they normally find it hard to access the contemporary fashion designs after attending the show. They wanted to get these trendy designs as quickly as possible, and so the BFC brought the initiative of opening the store where fans can directly order for the best fashions.

It is estimated that the show is attended by more than 5,000 people every year and it has orders that are worth £100 million which is a good gain to London as a whole. Owing to this economic significance, even the authorities facilitate the smooth occurrence of the show.

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London Fashion Week 2017 / 2018 Highlights

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London Fashion Week 2017 included many memorable moments and introduced several trends. It took place, as always, right after New York Fashion Week, and the many of the fall trends that became in evidence on the NY runways continued on the catwalks of London. Below are some of highlights from the Fall 2017 season. Following the retail cycle, most of these looks are due to arrive in stores right after summer.

Neon and Sequins

Bling. It’s getting serious. It almost looked like designers wanted to blind people with all the sequin and neon clothing items that showcased in London. Halpern featured clothes inspired by disco glamour, while Molly Goddard splashed her items with acid colors. One look at Central Saint Martins’ line and you can see items that could have been worn by Boy George. Faustine Steinmetz, who is known to love denim, even glammed it up with a full sequin suit.

Politicking in the Runways

London designers also used London Fashion Week to express their views on various issues. (And there’s certainly a lot to have an opinion about these days.) Ashish continued with the sequined look, and they used the material to spell out slogans such as “Pussy Grabs Back” and “More Glitter Less Twitter.” Gareth Pugh had an all-back collection of tailored items as a response to the conflicts happening across the planet.

Models of All Ages

Some designers cast models who once would have been considered “too old” (whatever that means) to walk the runway. This new way of thinking was received with lots of applause. And the loudest applause was heard at the Simone Rocha show that featured women of all generations, which included Audrey Marnay and Benedetta Barzini. Gareth Pugh also cast Erin O’Connor to walk the runway.

Capes for Fall

While Burberry is known for their classic British trenches, the design company is also known for making capes. And that’s why Christopher Bailey featured capelets and capes made out of different materials that include lace and chain mail. The capes are available for custom order.

A Season for Cocktail Dresses

London Fashion Week 2017 also featured a lot of beautiful cocktail dresses. Christopher Kane featured pieces that had sequins and floral appliques in most of his finale frocks. J.W. Anderson showed an artsy line with chain mail-trimmed and feathered pieces. Anderson was full of ideas that included the use of contrasting fabric and peek-a-boo cutouts.

Mary Katrantzou and Erdem brought up dresses that were glittery, beaded, and sequined. They cocktail frocks will be popular on the party circuit. On the other hand, Roksanda didn’t use a lot of glitter on dresses, but the design house provided bright colored dresses that will surely be loved by shoppers in the near future.

From the complex ideas that were featured on the runways of J.W. Anderson to the red primrose patterns of Simone Rocha, last LFW showcased new concepts that are wearable not just in London, but all across the globe.

Stay tuned, because London Fashion Week Spring 2018 is set for September 15 – 19, 2017.

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Fashion+Music: Vanessa Paradis, Steve Nieve, Sting, Elvis Costello

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Conversation with Steve Nieve

Idon’t claim to be an expert on music, although I used to enjoy writing songs. I know I cried when I heard Lou Reed passed on, though I never met him personally. I know an album like ToGetHer by songwriter Steve Nieve, also Elvis Costello’s legendary keyboardist, is something to get excited about. And Vanessa Paradis’ involvement is yet another example of how music and fashion come together in inventive, always surprising ways.

In terms of lineup, the phrase “all-star” draws the quickest sketch. ToGetHer includes an array of talent including Elvis Costello, Sting, Laurie Anderson, Vanessa Paradis, Ron Sexsmith, Glenn Tilbrook, Joe Sumner, Harper Simon, and Tall Ulysse, among others.

It’s a bold, fun album that — like Steve Nieve’s opera Welcome to the Voice with Muriel Teodorio — is all about discoveries beyond the comfort zone.

 

 
Interview

Q: Tell us about ToGetHer. Your already inestimable skills are backed by an impressive array of talent, from Elvis Costello to Sting, Vanessa Paradis, Laurie Anderson, Ron Sexsmith, Robert Wyatt, Harper Simon, Joe Sumner and French-based musician Tall Ulysse. Not to mention artists like Cali and Alain Chamfort. How did the project come together, and how long was it in gestation?

Steve: While working on the opera Welcome to the Voice — the strange and unique jigsaw puzzle I composed with Muriel Teodori — we realised how much we loved the duets.

I recommend to you the last track, “Unlikely Duet” with Barbara Bonney, one of the world’s most beautiful sopranos, singing with Sting. This led me to go further, compose with different friends in mind and to go inside their different genres to explore how certain juxtapositions might build into a coherent, modern song cycle. And how much more interesting than to work alone!

This led me to go further, compose with different friends in mind and to go inside their different genres.

It took a long time to achieve, finding the good moment to mix so many of the killer voices I’d already encountered on my musical path. I decided on ToGetHer to build a sort of bridge between all the great artists I’d already had the pleasure to work with previously. So there are many links that bond the music and the writing and the recording of this allbum.

Q: The title ToGetHer obviously has contrapuntal meanings: “ToGetHer” being two people in union, and “to get her” implying quite the opposite: some period of yearning before or after such a union. What was the inspiration behind the title, if you care to share?

Steve: The first album of songs was Mumu, dedicated to my love Muriel. This new album began code-named Mumu Too, then it became 2Gether when the duet aspect took hold. And finally my friend Dominique Quessada, philosopher, author of L’Insepare came up with the idea of ToGetHer, which is beautiful, because it returns to the idea of desire, the desire to seduce someone, which is the only reason to make music, or to do anything on purpose.

Thinking about 2. Joe Sumner and Glenn Tilbrook sing on two tracks of the record. I met Glenn when I was fifteen, before Squeeze was baptised Squeeze, and that was the beginning of unclassical music for me. That’s why I am so happy he sang with me on “Nostalgia”. He immediately knew how to add his voice into the chorus “I do not miss you at all” and it really belongs there. And some of the song ideas are in pairs, like “Up” and “Vertigo” or “Burn the Past” and “Nostalgia”.

I met Glenn before Squeeze was baptized Squeeze, and that was the beginning of unclassical music for me.

Q: “You Lie Sweetly” also has a possible double meaning: picturing a lover in repose, or a bitter observation that one’s lover is lying. It reminds me of some of the wordplay from your old bandmate Elvis Costello. (“No many how many foreign bodies you can take,” from “You’ll Never Be a Man” — where your classical piano figure is so prominent — implying both a string of lovers or substance abuse as ways to prove manhood.) Did some of his wordplay inspire some of the wordplay and double meanings of ToGetHer?

Steve: You guessed correctly, “You Lie Sweetly” is my music, and my lifelong friend Elvis composed words on it. It was tricky, he told me, being so short a song with very short phrases. He did such a brilliant text, and yes he is the king of double entendre. Sting sings this composition in a longing, poignant voice; his interpretation recalls the tone of his Dowland lute album, and enhances the classical style of composition.

Elvis, since I was eighteen, has been a constant inspiration, not only because of his incessantly complex and demanding texts, but also because his melodies are always so interesting, a strong music that constantly takes surprising turns; he never goes where you expect.

Elvis wrote the words of “You Lie Sweetly,” and Sting sang.

I think I’m unable to match this fearless quality [Elvis] has. Although I have been part of his music, working with him now for over thirty years together, when I approach my music, I deliberately research something more fragile, less self assured. I think our different temperaments when we work together compliment each other because we have certain contrasts, and I certainly would never try to emulate his genius for wordplay.

I think I’m unable to match this fearless quality [Elvis] has.

I’m a great admirer of many different lyric writers, the very minimalist lyric writing of Eno, certain French songwriters like Alain Souchon, the wordplay of Alain Bashung. Lyrics to me are the most important aspect of a song, above the music certainly. And Elvis has been a close companion since my musical adventure began.

I’m a great admirer of many different lyric writers, the very minimalist lyric writing of Eno, certain French songwriters like Alain Souchon, the wordplay of Alain Bashung.

 
Q: There’s such sadness in this album. “Halloween (Bonfire Night)” is a particularly touching track. The lyrics are amazing. And such a heartbreakingly beautiful melody. Everyone should hear it.

Steve: Well, when Muriel and I produced the first workshop version of Welcome to the Voice, Ron played the part of the Friend (which, on the Deutsche Gramaphon recording, Robert Wyatt interpreted for us).

These two men are such beautiful singers, voices of velvet and silk; they have jazz deep in their bones. The way they phrase is so cool, it’s very interesting. They place the notes in the bar, in such a sexy laid-back rhythm, it would be challenging to notate exactly. I hope there will be future projects that bring me back to work again with Robert and Ron. Check out “Happiness” on Welcome to the Voice.

Ron and Robert are such beautiful singers, voices of velvet and silk; they have jazz deep in their bones.

Q: I’m a huge Robert Wyatt fan. I think he’s what many artists would like to be, but fall short: someone who truly creates art for its own sake, and as such is able to explore anything, break every rule, with a kind of fearless aplomb. Likewise, you tackle almost every genre conceivable on this album. What was it like working with him? And what’s your feeling about the line between commercialism and art?

Steve: It’s always fascinating working with Robert because he is so smart, and speaks enthusiastically about everything in a thought-provoking way. He’s a rascal, and a prince, and he has such an ear for music, and working with him is like working with a Master composer. His melodies are truly original and unbelievable: take “Maryan”, how did he find that?

He is like Ravel, very complex; a brilliant arranger, too. Then his lyrics, I’m always completely blown away by Robert’s texts like “So when I say that I know me, how can I know that? What kind of spider understands arachnophobia? I have my senses and my sense of having senses. Do I guide them? Or they me?” Just reading it brings tears to your eyes, let alone hearing him sing it.

Wyatt is like Ravel, very complex; a brilliant arranger, too.

Commercialism and art? I recently attended a vernissage of Pete Doherty, who arrived to sing a few songs at the Gallery on the shabby outskirts of Paris, dressed in a Russian Red Army uniform. He created some blood paintings, using the blood of Amy Winehouse. 20,000 euros apiece. I leave you to tell me the limit between commerce and art?

Blood paintings, using the blood of Amy Winehouse, 20,000 euros apiece.

Q: Now let’s talk about your collaboration with Vanessa Paradis. How did that collaboration come about, and what was it like working with her?

Steve: I met Vanessa when she released her record Bliss, and I worked as her musical director for the touring behind that album.

Benmont Tench played most of the keys on that record; Vanessa’s music is very keyboard-orientated, so I had my work cut out for me. We’ve stayed friends ever since.

Vanessa is a superb actress; recently she’s done some of her finest work and is on an ascending peak.

She was extraordinary in Cafe de Flore, and her Jacqueline is the incarnation of a perfect love, from total generosity, to utter selfishness — a tour de force.

Vanessa is a superb actress; recently she’s done some of her finest work and is on an ascending peak

Writing “Conversation” for her was necessary for me, because I am terribly shy; it looks like such good fun when people are discussing, why, for me is it like rafting down rapids?

If you want the excitement, you have to risk the danger factor. It was the first duet I recorded on ToGetHer, and thanks to Vanessa’s determination to sing that song with me, the ToGetHer journey began, and the album steered its own course.

Vanessa put all her energy into singing that lyric with me, her elegance and grace, and I would love a DJ to do a remix with just her voice singing.

If you want the excitement, you have to risk the danger factor.

Q: “Save The World” was a collaboration with French-based artist Tall Ulysse. Is the song a refutation of those who would save the world, or does it contain a message of support? I volunteered in the slums of Kenya and still sponsor four kids there, so I know from experience that there’s often a painfully disappointing divide between idealism and the harsh realities of trying to help others.

Steve: There is a feeling of irony in the “no doubt” because I can’t help but doubt, seeing the disastrous mistakes that big corporations continue to inflict on people and on nature, greedily, just to make money. It’s an awkward subject for a song. I was impressed by an interview of Robert Wyatt where he was saying, we can’t do anything except bear witness to it all. I was also moved by Tall’s powerful heroic anthemic rock music. He added some exciting harmony lines to “Save the World” … our voices blend so well.

 
Tall Ulysse played all the drums on ToGetHer; I like the fluidity of his style, which goes really well with my playing. We played many times in duo, piano and drums, and I know we will continue to make music together. I want to work with young people. Some of the best moments of this record for me have been discovering new music and fresh ideas with Harper Simon, Tall Ulysse and Joe Sumner. Kids of the eighties have a different musical viewpoint than someone like me, and that’s really interesting and invigorating.

Some of the best moments of this record for me have been discovering new music and fresh ideas with Harper Simon, Tall Ulysse and Joe Sumner.

Q: There’s so much to try and canvas in the scope of this interview. What else can you tell us? What’s next? Touring? Rest? Another album?

Steve: Unlikely Production. Certainly, Muriel Teodori deserves a lot of credit for this album. She is a force of nature, a person who brings out the best in others, who thrives on collaborations with different artists, has an understanding of music that constantly inspires, she sings great, and she knows everything about everything.

Her brain is a wonder of the universe and is constantly steering me into all kinds of adventures. She is the mother of all muses, my Mnemosyne, and it’s for sure that the two records I’m most proud of Welcome to the Voice and ToGetHer are Muriel Teodori records. I can’t wait; my life is an ongoing project, with her.

Muriel is the mother of all muses, my Mnemosyne.

 
Listen to Halloween (“Bonfire Night”).

 
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You can purchase ToGetHer on iTunes, Amazon.com and Amazon.fr. (Special French Christmas version.)

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