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NYFW SPRING 2024 - KEVAN HALL

September 19, 2023










New York, NY — September 12, 2023
 — Renowned fashion designer Kevan Hall takes us on a journey through time and elegance with his latest collection for Spring Summer 2024. Titled “Cote d'Azur”, the collection draws inspiration from the refined and sophisticated era of Deauville, France, during the 1930s, where the epitome of fashion was showcased along the promenade by models donning the creations of leading designers. At Deauville, we also experience high jewelry first worn with a laidback casualness by wealthy socialites.

 

And just 1,335 kilometers Southeast is Cannes, synonymous with the red carpet and considered the biggest European runway for fashion and jewelry. The legacy of Deauville and the continued glamour of the Cannes Film Festival today, have combined to shape Hall's trademark aesthetic that can be seen in every detail of his Spring 2024 Collection.

 

"Our journey begins with a look to a refined and elegant time in Deauville, the seaside resort in the northeast region of France. If one were in Deauville during the 1930s, they would have seen a continuous display of the best fashions," Hall explains. "Deauville and Cannes' rich legacy created by artists, designers, and the film industry is the inspiration for the Cote d'Azur collection."



Among the standout looks was the Cote d’Azur grand plaid column bustier with a side slit. This piece exuded timeless elegance with its over-sized graphic pattern, while the bustier top added a touch of modernity. The daring side slit revealed just the right amount of leg, making it a perfect choice for a sophisticated evening affair.

 

Another striking ensemble was the Multi floral bouquet sequin gown. This look effortlessly combined vibrancy with sophistication, making a certain must have for the 2024 Red Carpet season. Its impeccable tailoring and flattering silhouette made it a standout piece that perfectly captured the spirit of the Kevan Hall show with every stitch. These looks, among others, showcased Kevan Hall's masterful craftsmanship and ability to merge classic and contemporary elements into stunning fashion statements. All shoes were from Nina Shoes and elegantly elevated each ensemble, adding a final flourish of style and sophistication to the collection.

 

Adding to the allure of this season's collection is a collaborative partnership with Chatham, a luxury brand renowned for its laboratory-grown gemstones and diamond jewelry. Chatham's commitment to merging art and science has made them leaders in the industry, with a history spanning over 80 years. The brand's innovative approach to replicating natural gem-growing conditions has resulted in a unique collection that ranges from classic to contemporary.





The Spring Summer 2024 Collection: Cote d’Azur showcased the designer's continued dedication to timeless elegance, innovation, and storied inspiration. This collection is a celebration of the rich heritage of France’s legendary Riviera, merged with the visionary creativity of Kevan Hall and the exceptional craftsmanship of Chatham jewels.




 

ABOUT KEVAN HALL

Detroit-born, Kevan Hall's fashion passion ignited in childhood, maturing into a haute couture innovator redefining glamour for a new era. He revitalized Halston as Design and Creative Director from 1998 to 2000, dressing luminaries like Celine Dion and Charlize Theron. Launching his own line in 2001, Hall's philosophy emphasizes pure style, impeccable tailoring, and sleek silhouettes.

 

Awards including the Gold Coast Fashion Award and "Stylemaker of the Year" highlight his impact. Hall's TV appearances, lectures at esteemed institutions, and leadership in initiatives like Black Design Collective underscore his influence. Today, his enduring collections cement Kevan Hall as a heritage brand of timeless elegance.



ABOUT CHATHAM

Chatham masterfully combines art and science. They are the leading luxury brand in laboratory-grown gemstones and diamond jewelry, offering unique designs ranging from classic to contemporary.

 

Chatham is the original architect of the gem-growing industry. Over 80 years ago, Carroll Chatham introduced the world to laboratory grown emeralds. By duplicating the conditions deep within the earth, his laboratory succeeded in growing a variety of the finest gems over the course of a year’s time. A discovery so unique, it remains a secret to this day. Today, Chatham is recognized as the industry leader in luxury lab grown gemstones and diamond jewelry.



Photography Credit: Arun Nevader

PFW - Nehera F/W 2023 - "on grace and clarity"

March 2, 2023

 











Remove lines that diminish flow.


Strip down any silhouette to its essence.


Dispense of excess.


Correct shapes to enhance the rhythm.


Welcome shades like they are colors.


Entities must not be multiplied beyond necessity.


Upcycle, recycle, never downcycle.


Simpler interpretations are preferable to complicated ones.


Expressions should balance function and emotion.


Designs reflect gender flexibility.


Every creation is indicative of our excellence in tailoring.


Less is more.










Headpieces - MET GALA 2019

May 25, 2019









NYFW - CAAFD Collective Showcases for New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 19 Season

October 5, 2018

CAAFD Stages Two Highly Lauded Collective Showcases for New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 19 Season


New York Fashion week always surprises me every season. This September was not different. I attended CAAFD Collective Showcases Spring/Summer 19 Season and was surprised by so many talented designers. 

CAAFDThe Council of Aspiring American Fashion Designers, brought some of the best rising and emerging designers from around the globe to the fashion capital of the world for a spectacularly received set of Spring/Summer 19 Collective Showcases. CAAFD, in collaboration with iFashion Network, presented this Collective Showcase at both the renowned Pier 59 venue as well as the world famous Industria venue on September 10th, 2018. The Pier59 collective showcase’s lineup proved a thunderous occasion with designers and brands MOUTON BLANCZabetta Couture, Ayni and Thunyatorn, and the Industria collective showcase featured designers and brands Helena Bajaj-Larsen, Yufash, Sania Studio and Patricia Wijaya, both of which mark yet another successful and couldn’t be missed continuation of CAAFD’s long running series of NYFW showcases. Those in attendance were thrilled with the offerings, including several well-known models such as Madeline Stuart and actors including Mario Van Peebles.


I attended four designers shows at the Industria, which kicked off with an impressive introduction performance by musician Yoav Shemmesh, featuring the musician on a keytar and launchpad device which provided the rhythm sections for his playing. Following the performance was the first designer for this showcase, Helena Bajaj-Larsen. Featuring striking colors that remained consistent with through each design. Each piece featured unique designs, with no one inspiration, there were bits and pieces from various different countries and regions represented. 







Following that came Estonian born designer Kadri Klampe with her Yufash brand. This collection featured extremely unique cuts and sheer materials, creating an entirely unique look. Yufash played with colors and designs throughout each piece, featuring almost glitch-like patterns. 







Next came an intermission played by Yoav Shemmesh once again who played a custom CAAFDinspired piece which thrilled the audience goers, which led into Sania Studio and designer Sania Maskatiya with her Pakistani influences clear in her collection. The cuts in this collection remained modern, but the designs and colors were clearly inspired by Pakistan influences. 






Finishing this showcase came Patricia Wijaya, a graduate of the Academy of Arts, who closed NYFW with a bang. This showcase left New York City awed with an extraordinarily unique collection featuring fantastical inspired cuts and eye catching headwear. This collection had an underlying dark color palette, with dark blue and golds represented heavily to great effect. The shoes for this collection were provided by Cava Prive and jewelry was done by Dale Beevers. 








FASHION - GOLDEN GLOBES 2018 - RED CARPET

January 9, 2018

Tracee Ellis Ross

In a satin Marc Jacobs column dress with a bow halterneck and a matching headwrap

Golden Globes 2018 - Red Carpet 
I selected some of my favorite gowns from the Golden Globes 2018 Award. There was a stunning selection of LBD made by some of the best designers. 
Eu selecionei os meus vestidos favoritos usados na premiacao Golden Globes 2018. Uma selecao de vestidos feitos pelos mais conhecidos designers do mundo da moda. 
@METROPOLITANFASHIONISTA


Issa Rae

Wearing a shimmering black Atelier Prabal Gurung gown with a thigh-high slit and floral detailing at the shoulders and Lorraine Schwartz jewels. 
Credit: Frazer Harrison/Getty

Viola Davis

In Brandon Maxwell and a Harry Winston diamond necklace. 
Credit: Frazer Harrison/Getty

Eva Longoria

In a tuxedo style fitted Genny gown with a low neckline and thigh-high slit paired with strappy sandals. 
Credit: Kevork Djansezian/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty


Mandy Moore

In a Rosie Assoulin gown with a halterneck and red band at the bodice. 
Credit: Frazer Harrison/Getty

Jessica Biel

Wear a sheer tulle gown with a velvet accent. 
Credit: Frederick M. Brown/Getty

Margot Robbie

Wearing custom Gucci and Tiffany & Co. jewels.
Credit: Venturelli/WireImage

Angelina Jolie

Wearing a black flowing Atelier Versace gown with feather trim!
Credit: Kevork Djansezian/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Gett


Naomi Campbell

Wearing a column gown with an asymmetrical neckline. 
Credit: Frazer Harrison/Getty

Source: US Magazine