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New York: Alexander Wang’s deconstructed banker
Alexander Wang was definitely the hot ticket yesterday, and he did not disappoint with his very grown-up take on Fall 2010. Grey wool morning jackets, charcoal pinstripe mini-dresses with lace detail, long sleeved cropped sweaters with neck cuffs, velvet apron dresses and one scene-stealing black leather zip away trench coat. The colour du jour? Black, but with dabs of mustard and emerald thrown into the mix. We can’t forget to mention the accessories–wool backpacks with long trailing ribbons, velvet sunglasses from his collaboration with Linda Farrow and black leather bandage boots–as they perfectly compliment Wang’s tough yet polished world.
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