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Sunday, September 15, 2019

New York Fashion Week Spring Summer 2020

New York Fashion Week Spring Summer 2020 season was more exciting than other fashion weeks for the last couple of years. See the best looks, and the new trends proposed to New York by designers from all over the world.

Ralph Lauren became the hit of the season and the most glamorous show in New York. Even Ralph Lauren showed collection for this Fall-Winter 2019-2020 without following the season, it didn’t really matter.

Ralph Lauren Fall 2019 New York – Cate Blanchett – performance Janelle Monae – RUNWAY MAGAZINE Collections. Photo: Courtesy Ralph Lauren
Ralph Lauren Fall 2019 New York – Cate Blanchett – performance Janelle Monae – RUNWAY MAGAZINE Collections. Photo: Courtesy Ralph Lauren
Rodarte showed for Spring Summer 2020 season evening gown collection in style of Marie Antoinette for everyone. And of course Kirsten Dunst was starring. This collection presented not only by models, but also by dancer, and by the “girls next door”.

Rodarte Spring Summer 2020 New York. Kirsten Dunst. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Courtesy Rodarte
Rodarte Spring Summer 2020 New York. Kirsten Dunst. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Courtesy Rodarte

Fashion school Parsons MFA ( graduated Master of Fine Arts) showed great crafts and creativity they about bring into the world of fashion.

Parsons MFA (Masters of Fine Arts) Spring Summer 2020 New York. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Courtesy Parsons
Parsons MFA (Masters of Fine Arts) Spring Summer 2020 New York. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Courtesy Parsons
Like always Jeremy Scott brought lots and lots of colors to New York Fashion Week for Spring Summer 2020 season.

Jeremy Scott Spring Summer 2020 New York. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo RUNWAY: Filippo Fior / Gorunway.com, Photo DETAILS: Armando Grillo / Gorunway.com
Jeremy Scott Spring Summer 2020 New York. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo RUNWAY: Filippo Fior / Gorunway.com, Photo DETAILS: Armando Grillo / Gorunway.com
Another glamorous collection by Prabal Gurung for Spring Summer 2020 season.

Prabal Gurung Spring Summer 2020 New York. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Filippo Fior / Gorunway.com
Prabal Gurung Spring Summer 2020 New York. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Filippo Fior / Gorunway.com
Brandon Maxwell showed very elegant pieces from evening wear to street wear.

Brandon Maxwell Spring Summer 2020 New York. Bella Hadid. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Alessandro Lucioni / Gorunway.com
Brandon Maxwell Spring Summer 2020 New York. Bella Hadid. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Alessandro Lucioni / Gorunway.com
Another favorite collection of this season Tory Burch Spring Summer 2020 show.

Tory Burch Spring Summer 2020 New York. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Filippo Fior / Gorunway.com
Tory Burch Spring Summer 2020 New York. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Filippo Fior / Gorunway.com
Anna Sui for Spring Summer 2020  season used colors, little details in quiet elegant and creative way, so the collection didn’t reminded million others creating in the simplified style of 50s.

Anna Sui Spring Summer 2020 New York. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Alessandro Lucioni / Gorunway.com
Anna Sui Spring Summer 2020 New York. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Alessandro Lucioni / Gorunway.com
Mister President… Mister New President of CFDA – Council of Fashion Designers of America in New York, Tom Ford, the fashion designer, film director, screenwriter, and film producer is still keeping his hand on the console, and leading the Enterprise, and boldly go where no man has gone before. That’s in short about Tom Ford Spring Summer 2020 collection presented yesterday in New York.

Tom Ford Spring Summer 2020 New York. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Alessandro Lucioni / Gorunway.com
Tom Ford Spring Summer 2020 New York. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Alessandro Lucioni / Gorunway.com

Zimmermann for Spring Summer 2020 season “snowflaked” us all with absolutely fantastic pieces.

Zimmermann Spring Summer 2020 New York. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Alessandro Lucioni / Gorunway.com
Zimmermann Spring Summer 2020 New York. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Alessandro Lucioni / Gorunway.com
Carolina Herrera Spring Summer 2020 spectacular “flower-power” collection.

Carolina Herrera Spring Summer 2020 New York. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Alessandro Lucioni / Gorunway.com
Carolina Herrera Spring Summer 2020 New York. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Alessandro Lucioni / Gorunway.com
Absolutely outstanding, out of the box, and actually out of traditional way collection, shown by The Blonds for Spring Summer 2020 season in Broadway theater for the spectacle Moulin Rouge.

The Blonds Spring Summer 2020 and Moulin Rouge on Broadway. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photos: Courtesy of The Blonds
The Blonds Spring Summer 2020 and Moulin Rouge on Broadway. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photos: Courtesy of The Blonds
Top hats, another wink to 50s, Sally LaPointe Spring Summer 2020.

Sally LaPointe Spring Summer 2020 New York. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Alessandro Lucioni / Gorunway.com
Sally LaPointe Spring Summer 2020 New York. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Alessandro Lucioni / Gorunway.com

Michael Kors Spring Summer 2020 New York Fashion Week.

Michael Kors Spring Summer 2020 New York. Bella Hadid. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo Runway: Alessandro Lucioni / Gorunway.com, Photo Close Up: Alessandro Viero / Gorunway.com
Michael Kors Spring Summer 2020 New York. Bella Hadid. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo Runway: Alessandro Lucioni / Gorunway.com, Photo Close Up: Alessandro Viero / Gorunway.com
And last but least Marc Jacobs Spring Summer 2020 collection : funny, glamorous and refine.

Marc Jacobs Spring Summer 2020 New York. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Filippo Fior / Gorunway.com
Marc Jacobs Spring Summer 2020 New York. RUNWAY MAGAZINE ® Collections. Photo: Filippo Fior / Gorunway.com
See all designers and great looks for New York Fashion Week Spring Summer 2020 here.

Thursday, March 7, 2019

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Karl Lagerfeld – February 19 – the day he left

Karl Lagerfeld – February 19 – the day he left. This day is that day when everything is stopped. It’s not about fashion, it’s not about genius who died at age 85, it’s the day when era of fashion, era of 50 years of Haute Couture and excellence has finished.
These are not just big words. Karl Lagerfeld represented not just fashion, he was not just King or Icon of fashion world. He was genius, who represented excellence, who left immense legacy of savoir-faire.
Karl Lagerfeld for Runway Magazine

I, Eleonora de Gray, Editor-in-Chief of Runway Magazine, refused to publish collections of last season of Ready-to-Wear Spring Summer 2019, presented in Paris in September 2019. Talentless, incompetent, so-called “artistic directors” of big houses like Louis Vuitton, Dior or Balmain presented copies, only copies of talented designers. Even for not professional public it was so recognizable. Unable to create, lacking simple knowledge about what being creative means, these big houses officially opened “Era of Zara”. Zara is the first mass-market clothes brand, who shamelessly for years took designs of great designers and reproduced them “cheap”. Today these big houses go for cheap copying and make it “expensive”. That is how new era of copy began.
Karl Lagerfeld with Eleonora de Gray for Runway Magazine

That is why it was so important to have Karl Lagerfeld with us, as an opposing force – great creative force, who was no less than one of the most productive genius in this world, a fountain of creativity. That is why it is such great loss today. Yes, I’m concerned, like many others, who met Karl Lagerfeld, and who had an enormous impact on the life. It was “before and after”.
Karl Lagerfeld was not just the great man, he was also one of the most kind and generous men known to me, who was the first one who kindly gave his hand not only to me but to many young companies and talented people. It was an imminence impact on my life and existence of Runway Magazine, when Karl Lagerfeld kindly accepted my invitation and came to our party in WHSmith in Paris on rue Rivoli, in July 2013. He came, he gave his support, he gave his images because he liked what we do, we liked our quality and creative work we showed in Runway Magazine.
Karl Lagerfeld for Runway Magazine

In the last 5 years it was never easy to get trough to him again. We were sending to his office every printed issue, and ones in a while we heard trough his assistant his opinion or that he kept our magazine on his table for couple of months. Such an honor. And it was probably a destiny that I had a great chance to have few minutes with Karl Lagerfeld again last year in November 24 during official ceremony of lightning of Christmas lights on Champs-Elysees. I was touched to tears, this man who’s meeting thousands new people every month, recognized me. He shook our hands and wished us to keep good creative work…
Who was this genius, who changed this world. Karl Lagerfeld was born in 10 September 1933. He is known as the creative director of house Chanel, who he took and saved from peril in 1983. Karl said that at that time “Chanel was like sleeping beauty in enchanted forest…. and She was snoring”. He was also creative director of the Italian fashion house Fendi, and his own eponymous fashion label. Over the decades, he collaborated on a variety of fashion and art-related projects.
Karl Lagerfeld for Runway Magazine November 2018

Karl Lagerfeld started his career as Pierre Balmain’s assistant after winning the coats category in a design competition in 1955. In 1958, after three years at Balmain, he moved to Jean Patou where he designed two haute couture collections per year for five years. His first collection was shown in a two-hour presentation in July 1958, but he used the name Roland Karl, rather than Karl Lagerfeld. The United Press International noted: “The firm’s brand new designer, 25-year-old Roland Karl, showed a collection which stressed shape and had no trace of last year’s sack.” His skirts for the spring 1960 season were the shortest in Paris, and the collection was not well received. For his late 1960 collection, he designed special little hats, pancake shaped circles of satin, which hung on the cheek. He called them “slaps in the face.”
In 1963, he began designing for Tiziani, a Roman couture house founded that year by Evan Richards of Jacksboro, Texas. It began as couture and then branched out into ready-to-wear, bearing the label “Tiziani-Roma—Made in England.” Lagerfeld and Richards sketched the first collection in 1963 together. Lagerfeld designed for the company until 1969. Elizabeth Taylor was a fan of the label; she referred to Evan as Evan Tiziani, which was, of course, not his family name, and began wearing the outfits in August 1966. Gina Lollobrigida, Doris Duke, and Princess Marcella Borghese were also customers while Lagerfeld was designing the line.
Karl Lagerfeld for Runway Magazine November 2018

Karl Lagerfeld began to freelance for French fashion house Chloé in 1964, at first designing a few pieces each season. As more and more pieces were incorporated, he soon designed the entire collection. In 1970, he also began a brief design collaboration with Roman haute-couture house Curiel. Lagerfeld’s first collection there was described as having a “drippy drapey elegance” designed for a “1930s cinema queen.” The Curiel mannequins all wore identical short-cropped blonde wigs. He also showed black velvet shorts, worn under a black velvet ankle-length cape. Here it is recognizeble style of Karl Lagerfeld.
His Chloé collection for spring 1973 (shown in October 1972) garnered headlines for offering something both “high fashion and high camp.” He showed loose Spencer jackets and printed silk shirt-jackets. He designed something he called a “surprise” skirt, which was in an ankle-length, pleated silk, so loose that it hid the fact it was actually pants.
From 1965, he collaborated with Italian fashion house Fendi, designing furs, clothing, and accessories.
Karl Lagerfeld for Runway Magazine November 2018

In 1983 Karl Lagerfeld became creative director of Chanel fashion house. It was he who integrated the interlocked “CC” monograph of Coco Chanel into a style pattern for the House of Chanel.
In 2002, Karl Lagerfeld asked Renzo Rosso, the founder of Diesel, to collaborate with him on a special denim collection for the Lagerfeld Gallery. Rosso said: “I am honored to have met this fashion icon of our time. Karl represents creativity, tradition and challenge”. He collaborated with H&M, which, on 12 November 2004, offered a limited range of Lagerfeld clothes for men and women, in certain outlets. From 2004 until 2017 Karl Lagerfeld collaborated with many brands for capsule collections like Melissa (shoes), H&M in 2016 and many others.
Karl Lagerfeld was also a photographer. He produced series of photos of models and celebrities. He photographed every collection and created catalogs. Runway Magazine several times published selection of Karl Lagerfeld photos. He was also philosopher… he was genius. His famous quotes, like the most precious pearls, known today almost to everyone.
Karl Lagerfeld for Runway Magazine

“Improvise. Become more creative. Not because you have to, but because you want to. Evolution is the secret for the next step.”
“I think tattoos are horrible. It’s like living in a Pucci dress full-time.”
“Sweatpants are sign of defeat. You lost control of your life so you bought some sweatpants.”
“I’m a kind of fashion nymphomaniac who never gets an orgasm.”
“Don’t dress to kill, dress to survive.”
“Trendy is the last stage before tacky.”
“When you hear designers complaining about the challenge of their profession, you have to say: don’t get carried away – it’s only dresses.”
“Life is not a beauty contest, some people are great. What I hate is nasty, ugly people… the worst is ugly, short men. Women can be short, but for men it is impossible. It is something that they will not forgive in life… they are mean and they want to kill you.”
“You have to live your life according to your ideas. Spend all your money and live life in line with what you are fighting for. I hate it when rich people try to be communists. I think that’s obscene.”
Merci Karl pour votre talent unique.
Merci pour votre soutien à RUNWAY MAGAZINE ®
Merci de nous laisser cet immense héritage de savoir-faire, d’excellence.
Merci pour vos mots durant notre récent échange.
Aujourd’hui nous vous pleurons, nous n’arrivons pas à respirer… Mais nous savons que vous êtes là.
Karl Lagerfeld for Runway Magazine


Eleonora de Gray, Editor-in-Chief and RUNWAY MAGAZINE team with great sorrow and LOVE forever

Monday, April 30, 2018

Mon RUNWAY SAC – Histoire d’une Photographe de Mode

Mon RUNWAY SAC – Histoire d’une Photographe de Mode.

Je suis photographe. Je vis et photographie l’une des plus belles villes du monde : PARIS. Je m’appelle Flavia Raddavero et je travaille dans la mode. Paris est une grande source d’inspiration. Paris a une grande histoire de la mode, de l’élégance, du savoir-faire français.

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Depuis le début du XXe siècle, les grands photographes du monde entier ont été inspirés par sa beauté à couper le souffle.…Je les connais tous par cÅ“ur : John French, Richard Avedon, Jacques Boyer, Jean Philippe Charbonnier, et bien sûr le grand photographe anglais Norman Parkinson et l’américain Rodney Smith … Je peux en parler sans fin !

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Je vois la ville de New-York par Rodney Smith en reflets de vitrines sur Saint Germain, je plonge dans son regard surréaliste, rue de Passy. J’aime New York !  Et oui, c’est mon histoire ! …Photographiée par moi à Paris. Je vois des formes et des objets de Norman Parkinson à La Défense. J’entends des histoires, des anecdotes sur les tendances, rue Faubourg Saint Honoré.

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Je raconte mes anecdotes oùt je vois le présent dans le passé. Je photographie et relance ma propre histoire et l’histoire de ma ville. Je découvre à chaque prise de vue un nouvel angle de beauté intérieure. J’aime ce que je fais, et j’aime Paris ! Je sais combien d’histoires inédites je dois encore découvrir et les mettre en scène avec ma maitrise de la lumière.

Mon #hashtag sur RUNWAY sac


Je suis une photographe de mode, et j’ai toujours besoin de mon sac RUNWAY MAGAZINE pour porter mon appareil photo, mes chaussures, mon cahier, où je mets mes notes et dessine mes Moodboards. Ce sac est conçu pour moi. Cela fonctionne pour moi à chaque moment de la journée. Cela fonctionne avec tout ce que je porte. Il m’amène tout le confort dont j’ai besoin.

Mon #hashtag sur RUNWAY sac


C’est très personnel avec mes propres #hashtags. C’est La nouvelle tendance : “Mon #hashtag sur RUNWAY sac”. Le sac de RUNWAY MAGAZINE est mon point donné au monde au sujet de QUI JE SUIS et de ce que je fais.

Photographe de Mode Flavia Raddavero 




© Photographer Laurent Lo

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My RUNWAY Bag – Story of Fashion Photographer


I’m a photographer.I live and photograph the one of the most beautiful city in the world – Paris. My name is Flavia Raddavero, and I work in fashion. Paris is a great source of inspiration: Paris has great history of fashion, great history of elegance. 

Mon #hashtag sur RUNWAY sac


Great photographers from all over the world since beginning of XXth century were inspired by it’s breathtaking beauty. I know all of them by heart : John French, Richard Avedon, Jacques Boyer, Jean Philippe Charbonnier, and of course great English Norman Parkinson and great American Rodney Smith… I can go on forever. 

Mon #hashtag sur RUNWAY sac

I see New York city of Rodney Smith in reflections of vitrines on Saint Germain, I plunge into his surrealists perspective on rue de Passy.

I love New York. And yes, this is my story, shot by me in Paris. I see forms and objects of Norman Parkinson on La Defense. I can hear stories about trends on rue Faubourg Saint Honore.

Mon #hashtag sur RUNWAY sac

I tell my stories about how I see present trough the past. I shoot and reshoot my own history and history of my city. I discover in every shooting new angle of internal beauty. I love what I do. And I love Paris. I know how many untold stories are still I’m to discover. I treasure light and time.

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I’m a fashion photographer. And I always need my RUNWAY MAGAZINE bag with me to carry my camera, my shoes, my notebook, where I put my notes and draw my moodboards. This bag designed for me. It works for me every moment of the day. It works with everything I wear. It caries all comfort I need. It’s very personal : my hashtags are on it. It is a new trend “My #hashtag on RUNWAY bag”.
RUNWAY MAGAZINE bag is my given point to the world about who I am  and what I do.

Mon #hashtag sur RUNWAY sac


Fashion Photographer Flavia Raddavero 




© Photographer Laurent Lo

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Monday, April 2, 2018

Best of Fall Winter 2018 Paris – New York – Milan

Ready-to-wear Fall-Winter 2018-2019 was one of the most exciting season shown for the past 5 years. Designers from New York, Milan and Paris brought on the runways the amazing shows with Formula 1 sport cars, robots, cartoons. See more exciting looks of Fall-Winter 2018-2019  collections from Paris, New York and Milan Fashion Week at www.RUNWAYMAGAZINES.com.

Runway Magazine Fall Winter 2018-2019


Runway Magazine Fall Winter 2018-2019


Runway Magazine Fall Winter 2018-2019


Runway Magazine Fall Winter 2018-2019


Runway Magazine Fall Winter 2018-2019


Runway Magazine Fall Winter 2018-2019