The Blonds Fall 2018: New York Fashion Week

The Blonds NYFW FW18

Inspired by the constant struggle between good and evil, every piece from the Blonds Fall/Winter 2018 collection had a taste of both sugar and spice.

Some dichotomies in the clothing were subtle, while others, such as an angelic scenery printed on a corset top matched with leather pants complete with a garter belt, were not. Beautiful fiery reds on latex and lacquered pieces helped set the mood. One model donned a long sleeve latex body suit, with a flirtatious gold mini evening dress on top, playing at the two extremes of fashion. In each look, studs and leather were complimented with lace or pearls.

 
The Blonds: NYFW FW18

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Daphne Guinness closed the show and performed a song with guitarists Steven Fairweather and Malcolm Doherty. Each piece, though beautiful, will be difficult to transition off the runway. Though as a Gemini, I was appreciative since the collection showed pieces suitable for both of my personalities: my good and my bad side.

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Nicole Phillips
Nicole Phillips
Native New Yorker Nicole Phillips is a lawyer by day and writer by night. When she's not working, you can find her at the nearest wine bar.

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