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Attending NYFW S/S25 and What I wore

September, a month of eager anticipation, heralds the arrival of the NYFW S/S designs, a spectacle that never fails to inspire. From the dynamic debuts of emerging designers to the ever-evolving magic of veteran designers, each experience leaves an indelible mark on future fashion. This time, at the Global Fashion Collective in NYFW, I had the privilege to witness four unique collections, each with its one-of-a-kind perspective that will undoubtedly influence future fashion trends.






The Tulip n’ Room- the first collection byXinyu Zheng and Dairu Ren unfolds with sheer magic, combining history with modern sensibilities. Neutral palettes and vintage fabric with hand-intricate details string together nostalgia with modernity. I would probably add that one can see this ramp in real life. It is one elegant yet timeless collection that encompasses beautiful dresses and separates. Seeing how artisanal pieces transformed into modern muse was a sheer delight.





The Universidad Iberoamericana, from the magic land of Mexico, made a magnificent debut in NYFW. This IBERO’s student-led collection is undoubtedly serious and sensible, emphasizing sustainable fashion. It is an elegant amalgamation of creativity and consciousness under one roof, with a bonus statement and attention to detail. It was indeed a heartwarming feeling witnessing The eclectic mix of style and textures cut into the designs, also addressing social change at the same time.







The Memory Lane Park Jeon Lipa's Collection: This 90s nostalgia-ciphered sophisticated sportswear debut in NYFW is a collection to remember. This nostalgia-filled collection adds the emotional touch of old hip-hop with innovative techniques, careful craftsmanship, and a personal touch, making it influential.







Chemi Akutami's brand AKITSU presentation featured experimental and cutting-edge fashion. The collection is a blend of innovation, creativity, and distinct fashion. An artistic vision molds into futuristic and cutting-edge design. 




What I Wore: I wore a midi dress by the new-age contemporary brand Saaksha & Kinna, which is made in India. This eclectic dress is chic, with an ikkat print and statement sleeves. 






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