Cushnie RTW Fall 2019
Carly Cushnie showed a pretty collection, rooted in a decadent, nocturnal and absolutely sensual aesthetic. Taking inspiration from the signature style of Twenties’ designer Paul Poiret, Cushnie focused on chic evening attire, including an array of beautifully constructed bias-cut slipdresses and draped frocks revealing the perfect dose of skin.
Plush velvets and fluid silks enhanced the sophisticated designs, which were sometimes embellished with precious, intricate embroideries, as well as refined prints, both geometric and floral, that echoed traditional Japanese wood-blocking. Suits were cut in modern shapes with tailored jackets and flared pants exalting a woman’s curves, while chubby fur coats warmed up the lineup.
Related stories
Foundation, Face Massage & Fashion Week Go Hand-in-Hand, According to Makeup Artist Tom Pecheux
Fendi and The Webster Host Susan Sarandon, Mia Goth and More for Dinner
Brandon Maxwell Gets a Reality Check
Continuing to evolve her clean and hyper-feminine aesthetic, this season Cushnie took a softer approach that was charming and refreshing.
Launch Gallery: Cushnie RTW Fall 2019
Get more from WWD: Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Newsletter