Before Alexander Wang and Altuzarra walk, test yourself on the day that was. If yesterday's Karlie Kloss clue was too easy, today's beginner question will serve up more of a challenge. This designer hails from some luxurious roots at Hermès and it shows in his approach to sportswear, like this tennis-inspired polo and matching skirt. The aqua-hue trimmed with a deeper blue elevate the outfit, emphasizing that this is most certainly a look for off-the-court wear.
If those hints are obvious, then try your hand at identifying the second outfit. Crop tops show no signs of abating for spring 2014, though normally you'd expect this design duo to show ones covered in vivid prints. Instead delicate gold embroidery took its place, retaining the same sense of exuberance that's key to the brand's DNA.
For a real challenge, can you name who created this last embroidered skirt? Models were presented behind a shower-like curtain before they slowly made their way around the runway. Clad in red carpet-ready draped cocktail dresses and pastel separates, the looks exuded sexiness though the hemlines were demure. One particular stunner is this heavily embellished piece that piled on the sequins, pailettes, and embroidery.
Click ahead through the slideshows to see if you're correct.
A. Cushnie et Ochs
B. rag & bone
C. Lacoste
A. Ruffian
B. Suno
C. Jill Stuart
A. Prabal Gurung
B. Nicole Miller
C. Helmut Lang
Read more posts by Diana Tsui
Filed Under:
guess that zoom shot
,zoom
,zoom shots
,details
,new york fashion week spring 2014
,spring 2014 fashion week
,fashion
,runway
,cushnie et ochs
,rag and bone
,suno
,helmut lang
,lacoste
,ruffian
,jill stuart
,prabal gurung
,nicole miller