Off-White celebrated their first New York Fashion Week show with a star-studded after-party at The Manner hotel. The event featured music, dancing, and a chance to experience the new hotel, with celebrities like Madonna and Flavor Flav in attendance. Creative Director Ib Kamara spoke about his love for New York and his vision for the brand’s future.
Off-White, the globally recognized fashion brand founded by the late Virgil Abloh, will finally make its New York Fashion Week debut this September. This move marks a significant milestone for the brand, as it has never before showcased its collections in the United States despite its international success. The brand’s new creative director, Ib Kamara, explains that the timing feels right to show in New York, where much of the brand’s community resides. He also hints that the collection will continue exploring the dialogue between West African craftsmanship and North American sportswear, as seen in last season’s offerings.
Off-White, known for its iconic yellow belts, signature blue, and collaborations with brands like Rimowa and Nike, is finally bringing its runway show to New York Fashion Week in September. This marks a significant milestone for the brand and we’re celebrating with a look back at how Off-White has impacted street style.
