After two years of pandemic delays, Cesar Galindo returned to New York Fashion Week with newcomer, couture designer Phuc Tran Collection with exciting shows at Cucina 8 1/2 in Manhattan. Special guests in the front row include Brian McKnight and Constance White.
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Phuc Tran debuted his first-ever runway show, with fitted feminine silhouettes, dresses in silk, asymmetrical knits, and structured jackets and bottoms. The designer showcased an array of couture selections that were crowd pleasers.
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Show-goers whooped and cheered as they watched their friends slink down the catwalk — Richie Shazam was among the show’s cast.
The affair wasn’t just about clothing — it also captured the spirit of New York fashion, a scene that bridges high and low, art and streetwear, luxury and grittiness.
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Cesar Galindo Collection was, at its core, a celebration of the designer’s return to the NYFW and a celebration of the future in fashion and sustainability. His collection captured the spirit of New York fashion, paid homage to what’s next, setting the stage for its continued evolution.
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Cesar Galindo Collection gave an energetic salute to the city, and also to what makes him such a unique designer. His collection brings alive music and nightlife.
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