New York Men's Day Fall/Winter 2023
by Sravya Balasa and Victoria Huerta
On the first day of New York Fashion Week on Friday, February 10, New York Men's Day (NYMD) held their 19th showing, presenting 12 emerging menswear and genderless designers. With brands CROSS EYED MOOSE and Nobis sponsoring, the showcase created a central space for emerging designers, its presentation style allowing guests to observe the details of the clothes. Terry Singh was inspired by his Indian heritage culture, drawing from dhoti and lungi skirt styles that men wear casually at home. His collection used those cultural elements to create a bridge to modern genderless fashion. When asked what his favorite piece from his collection was, Thai designer Bulan's Beam Ratchapol Ngaongam responded that he only displayed his favorite pieces, crafting his handknit debut collection inspired by mental health awareness. With different styles, each designer at New York Men's Day redefined menswear and genderless fashion could be.
BULAN photographed by Sravya Balasa
Terry Singh photographed by Sravya Balasa
A. Potts photographed by Sravya Balasa
All Beneath Heaven photographed by Sravya Balasa
Atelier Cillian photographed by Sravya Balasa
CROSS EYED MOOSE photographed by Sravya Balasa
DIONYSUS photographed by Sravya Balasa
Kent Anthony photographed by Sravya Balasa
Nicholas Raefski photographed by Sravya Balasa
Nobis photographed by Sravya Balasa
Raleigh Workshop photographed by Sravya Balasa
Rice & Spice staff editor Victoria Huerta photographed by Sravya Balasa
Hairstyles, fashion, and beauty content creator Vicky Natascha photographed by Sravya Balasa
Content creator Xile Zhou photographed by Sravya Balasa
Fashion Week Online Global Digital Director Chris Lavish and fashion influencer Michelle Song
Guest and model Tierra Johnson photographed by Sravya Balasa
Music artist YoungEltro photographed by Sravya Balasa
