GMHC Fashion Forward 2007 :: Pictures of the Fashion Show featuring Buckler
On November 1st, ZOOZOOM co-sponsored Fashion Forward, an effort on the part of the fashion industry to support the fight against AIDS and HIV in conjunction with Gay Men's Health Crisis, a non-profit organization. Amongst the likes of Diane von Furstenberg and Perry Ellis, ZOOZOOM attended the cocktail reception, silent auction, and runway show, and took portraits of its gorgeous attendees. This is our coverage of the show featuring Peter Som, John Bartlett, Rag and Bone, Buckler by Andrew Buckler, Heatherette and Perry Ellis. more...
New York Fashion Week Spring 2008 :: Buckler featuring Buckler
It's not that Buckler needs to be garish to get attention. His skinny jeans in grey and black, and all the lemon in between made the cool boys swoon, and his subtler details like tiny chains on the vest of the three-piece suit triumvirate had a sophistication that could translate to even the Tim Gunn wannabes, but a style lemming, Buckler was not. [Xenia Viray] more...
New York Fashion Week Fall 2007:: Buckler by Andrew Buckler featuring Buckler
There was an evening wear group that would have had the Brat pack gnawing at the bit, as would the sharkskin suit with lavender plum shirt. But all was not posh and gloss: there was a popper button tartan shirt with jeans that was more lumberjack than social club. Which brings us to the close of the first segment of this show and broadly into the backside of the next:
Ms. Havisham is back! Ms. Havisham is back! (remember last season, you know, Peter Murphy and the Lamb ... suspension swings and 20 feet of tulle?) [Kelley Quan] more...
New York Fashion Week Spring 2007 :: Andrew Buckler Video and Interview featuring Buckler
Part Goth revival, part English punk, Andrew Buckler has turned menswear on its head only to land feet first and poised for stardom. [Kelley Quan] more...
New York Fashion Week Spring 2007 :: Buckler featuring Buckler
Part Goth revival, part English punk, Andrew Buckler has turned menswear on its head only to land feet first and poised for stardom. There were two distinctive highlights during this show: the arrival of the Chariots of Fire Brigade - imagine 6-7 men in their underpants, labeled "Sexy Bastard" along the ribbing (nice!); the second was the finale, which consisted of none other than the glorious Peter Murphy who serenaded us with his version of " Nightclubbing". [Kelley Quan] more...