It is the Semi -annual series of popular events in New York Fashion Week. As it happens every year, New York Fashion Week Women’s Fall/ Winter 2017 will be on Feb. 9th to 16th. NY is one of the most fashion capitals in the world; all fashion people come to this city and gather to capture the moment of the newest collection. Fashion week is the designer’s D-day when they present their brand new collection where all designers have put their heart and soul into to make a masterpiece of clothing. Of course they put same amount of effort to arrange the perfect location, time, space design and guests to enhance the appeal of designer’s newest line. In a week of such a storm, Morgan Le Fay presented their collection on the last day of NYFW at the High Line Hotel.
A simple sign board in Black and White theme of Morgane Le Fay Fall/ Winter Collection that was held last February 16, 2016
While waiting with excitement and anticipation for the show to start, audience are making them self busy by checking their smart phone.
Candle decoration creates mysterious yet elegant look at the place.
The suspended chandelier illuminates the rich, golden ceiling.
Models in cat walk proudly shows the Newest Morgane Le Fay’s Collection.
In just a snap, the show was over in less than five minutes.
At the end, the designer, Liliana Casabal sends her thank you and smile to audience.
The room gets bright and normal right after the show.
Some of the audience left their brochure on the seat.
Only few people remain seated 5 minutes after the show.
Near the entrance, event coordinator and visitors give each other casual greetings.
There is a strange feeling of quietness at the reception area after the show
The church is located inside The High Line Hotel.
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Hi Yoshiko!
I love these! I like the way you combined all these great detail shots with wider ones that show the real setting. I love the one of the models walking out, your use of light is really fantastic. The only thing I would maybe suggest, even though clearly it’s hard in the middle of a fashion show, is some close up portrait shots of the models or of the audience members.
Great job altogether!
Hi Yoshiko!
I love these! I like the way you combined all these great detail shots with wider ones that show the real setting. I love the one of the models walking out, your use of light is really fantastic. The only thing I would maybe suggest, even though clearly it’s hard in the middle of a fashion show, is some close up portrait shots of the models or of the audience members.
Great job altogether!