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NYFW The Shows Extra: Michael Costello Spring 2016 Sketch Match

 

Images courtesy of Michael Costello/Ernest Green
Images courtesy of Michael Costello/Ernest Green

In a fashion week that was full of controversy from disgruntled editors and photographers to scheduling conflicts to renegade designers who threw their proverbial fingers up at IMG and the CFDA and opted out of showing at all, it is nice to know that the show did go on. New York Fashion Week: The Shows hitches aside there was some magnificent fashion. From gypsy-inspired Reem Acra to casually chic Greg Lauren to the sensually sophisticated collection of Michael Costello the spring 2016 collections demonstrated that many designers have their fingers on the pulse of where fashion is heading, even if some of the fashion establishment is out of step.

True to form, Fashion Reverie gives its readers those special moments that some fashion publications choose to ignore. And one of those special moments of the spring 2016 season was Michael Costello’s spectacular collection with its unique and modern perspective on 70s glam.

Images courtesy of Michael Costello/Ernest Green
Images courtesy of Michael Costello/Ernest Green

Michael Costello’s team graciously shared a few sketches from the spring 2016 collection. Fashion Reverie has matched these sketches with actual images from the spring 2016 collection.  We believe the sketches are a great rendering of what industry professionals could expect on the runway, Then again, you readers decide. Enjoy!!

—Staff

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