>Mackage Fall 2010 #NYFW

Feb 12

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Mackage was my first official runway show which was held at the Salon in the tents of Bryant Park. This was my first “experience” at the tents and it was not what I expected. When I arrived I was told that I was going to be standing but lucky for me I was able to grab a seat in third row. I’m familiar with Mackage from my good ol days of working retail at Lord & Taylor. I loved it then when it was all heavy $900 puffer jackets and I’m loving now as the company ventures off into women’s and men’s ready to wear. I am not a morning person at all but the collage of tweed and leather sheaths held my attention. The decision to take the Mackage from outerwear and into the fashion retail market was good one. Can’t wait to see what they have in store for spring. On the beauty front, I wish I could have snuck backstage to interview the stylist because the hair and makeup was unlike anything I’ve seen so far. Most of the models worked uneven cropped bobs with hair flowing in front of the face or their long mane was tucked in the collar of the coat. I’m all over this look for fall. There’s something in here for the guys too. Check out the pics below. 

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Posted on February 12, 2010, in #NYFW, Men's Fashion. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.

  1. La:Dolce:Vita Fashion Fix | February 19, 2010 at 4:55 PM

    >Definitely working on that! Thanks!

  2. Anonymous | February 19, 2010 at 4:54 PM

    >You need a better camera, love. This would've been more interesting to look at if things weren't so pixelated.