New York Fashion Week SS 14: Review #1

We don't see major shows on day 1 at NYFW, but we have two decent shows to start the week: BCBG & Richard Chai.


No tenemos ningún desfile de los más grandes en el primer día de la semana de la moda de Nueva York, pero si tenemos dos buenos shows para empezar la semana: BCBG & Richard Chai.



  -BCBG:


What I enjoyed the most was the palette of colours. They weren't pastel colours, in my opinion, just really soft an nice colours. When I saw the first outfits I fell in love with that baby blue colour.
Apart from blue, we saw beige, white, some patterns,...and after them, we saw black outfits. They created a great transition,  from daytime to nighttime. 
Everything looked wearable. 


Lo que más me ha gustado fue la paleta de colores. No eran colores pastel, en mi opinión, sino colores suaves y bonitos. Cuando vi los primeros pases me enamoré de ese color azul bebé. 
Aparte de azul, vimos beige, blanco, algunos estampados,...y después de ellos, vimos pases en negro. Crearon una buena transición, de día a noche.
Todo era bastante ponible.









  -Richard Chai:


We first saw a bright red colour, then flower prints, blue, grey/black, turquoise and black again. We saw this colours in a total look or mixed with white.
In the first outfits we saw some stripes, then geometrical forms, to end with some plaid details.
There were also flats and a shinier material in the last outfits. 


Primero vimos un color rojo potente, luego estampados de flores, azul, negro grisáceo, turquesa y de nuevo negro. Vimos pases unicolor y otros con los colores mencionados mezclados con blanco.
En los primeros pases vimos rayas, luego formas geométricas, y terminaban con algunos cuadros.
También hubo zapato plano y un tejido brilloso en los últimos pases.










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