Inspiration:

Abstract painter Helen Frankenthaler and minimalist sculptor Robert Morris are two figures that inspired designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez.

Designer duo Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez

Performance space:

The new headquarters of the Whitney Museum of Art designed by architect Marce Bruner on Gansevoort Street in the heart of Manhattan was chosen as the launch location for the Proenza Schouler Fall-Winter 2015-16 collection.

Scene of the show taking place

Highlight:

The artistic element is pushed to the climax throughout the Fall-Winter 2015-16 collection.

The artistic element is pushed to a climax throughout the Proenza Schouler collection

The designs are strangely varied

Bold slits

A creative jacket model

Models act as moving works of art to the music of Divinity

The designs in this collection clearly demonstrate creativity

Expressing sophistication from the smallest metal details

Accessory:

The open-toed shoes are vividly stylized by knotting the front and back on a leather background.

Metal bracelets and rings accessories

Handbag models vary in size

These wallet models are made from many different materials

Open-toed shoes are vividly stylized

A shoe with a knot in the front

Can not be ignored:

The materials used in the Proenza Schouler Fall/Winter 2015-16 collection were developed specifically by Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez.

The fabric is similar to tweeds but is actually made up of many layers of chiffon sewn together

Front row seats:

1. Blogger Garance Doré

2. Daughter of former French Vogue editor-in-chief Julia Restoin

3. American actress and filmmaker Greta Gerwig

4. Co-founder of the website Moda Operandi – Lauren Santo Domingo

Customers sit in the front row of the Proenza Schouler collection

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