Illesteva, plus Patrik Ervell, Cynthia Rowley, Loden Dager, Elise Øverland, Suzanne Rae and Vivienne Tam. Images by Brandie Raasch. While Fashion Week is technically about clothing, the weekend’s best “show” was that of eyewear brand Illesteva, where a full orchestra served as models. Wearing various styles from the Fall 2011 collection, they worked their way [...]
Tag Archives: Patrik Ervell
Chronicles of NY Fashion Week – Fall 2011: Illesteva, Patrik Ervell, Cynthia Rowley, Elise Øverland and…
February 14, 2011 – 12:55 pm
Patrik Ervell – Spring 2011
September 14, 2010 – 5:13 am
Images by Brandie Raasch Patrik Ervell’s runway was a witty one indeed. In lieu of a “traditional” catwalk, the designer filled his Milk Studios show space with hoards of old copies of the Financial Times. Stacked high in the center of the room, the newspapers served as a satirical platform for Ervell’s Spring 2011—satirical because [...]
Patrik Ervell at NY Fashion Week F/W10
February 21, 2010 – 2:00 pm
Simple, classic, to-the-point staples. Utilitarian basics with a touch of class, and then there was some rubber. The Ervell man is a gentleman channeling the working man, and very much a modern man. I loved the frenetic, never-ending marching, as the models looped through the zigzagged runway to a high-speed, Wagnerian beat.
Patrik Ervell @ New York Fashion Week S/S10
September 14, 2009 – 6:13 pm
Images by Alec Friedman and Skye Parrott I always like Patrik’s shows. I love the young boys he picks for models, who are slightly geeky and similarly awkward. There are always one or two who look like they’ve never walked before, let alone walked a runway. As for the clothes, I always think they’re the kind of thoughtful [...]
Patrik Ervell @ NY Fashion Week
February 15, 2009 – 7:29 pm
Patrik Ervell has evolved from being our friend who worked for VMAN to designing the most sought after, must-see show of Fashion Week. As in previous seasons, he presented his Fall/Winter 2009 collection at Pier 59 in a gracious, sunlit space where guests sat enveloped in perfume. The show was — in one word — [...]
