#NYFW Spring 2016 Day 6 Recap: Fringe Benefits
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- September 16, 2015
Photo: Patricia Schlein/WENNClean edges are a thing of the past for next season, as fringe has been sweeping the runways since day one.
However, yesterday we saw it not only on Tory Burch’s Angor Wat- inspired collection, it was also visible on Rodarte’s runways and in Peter Copping’s second collection for Oscar de la Renta.
Before that it took over NYFW from Christian Siriano to Givenchy, with fringe adding some of the ’70s flair that Fall 2015 was remembered for. Fringe, whether tiny tassels or bold strips, adds some roughness to otherwise perfectly tailored garments, making femininity a little tougher for Spring.
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Mixed with crochet on a red gown on the Oscar de la Renta runway, it was Coping finally coming into his own at the legendary fashion house. In Rodarte, it was a modern take on Victorian romanticism. In Alice + Olivia, it was the perfect accessory for her dessert-inspired embroidery. At Milly it was the tiny accent for their minimalist approach to spring.
Even Serena Williams slayed in fringe on her HSN runway, with Anna Wintour sitting front row.
Everywhere on NYFW day 6, a subtle touch of fringe proved perfect hems are overrated.
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