Zero + Maria Cornejo F/W 11.12 New York

[ChrissyM]

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[ChrissyM]

Such a cool, urban collection. I think the presentation flowed really cohesively. Well done all the way through, and I especially love the warm brown tones at the beginning

 

[Aby]

Very well done as always! One of my favorite!

 

[Scott]

this is fantastic. great job maria! and menswear simple,unfussy but cool.

 

[FakeFlower]

Great work!!!

 

[afterrhours]

I love how she has a certain aesthetic she sticks to every season that's very natural and easygoing. Both her menswear and womenswear are always strong. She did a fantastic job, as usual

 

[softgrey]

woah...!!!...


i always like her stuff...
but this is EXCEPTIONAL...

i like the narrow bottom on this silhouette...
it's a bit more fitted than i am used to from her and it reminds me a bit of tess giberson for TSE...
not in the actual pieces...but in the overall vibe...
which is a GOOD thing...

very cool and easy and effortless...
while still managing to be glamourously beautiful...
i think a lot of this is to do with the choice of colours (sort of subtle and dark) and the fluidity of the fabrics she's chosen to work with here...

really lovely...
i'd happily wear most of this...
and that is saying a LOT...



* wondering if the pricepoint is higher due to such lovely fabrics...?


**in fact...i'd like to see what she'd do at TSE...

 

[Desi]

Still one of my favorites. Everything is just so out of this world. The print jacket with the asymmetrical dress is fabulous. Will say that the mens looks are a little toned down this season and not as interesting.

 

[wheneveriwakeup]

Stunning!

 

[mikeijames]

i feel like this show got underwritten by the harper's bazaar feature, "fashionable at every age," because as much as some labels want to cross generations (whether its oscar de la renta's courting of the debutante or proenza schouler's wooing of the doyenne), maria cornejo has put out an entire collection that would honestly look as good on an eighteen year old intern as it would on the seventy year old editor in chief. honestly, one of those cocoon coats could just as easily top a sparkly mini with louboutin shoeboots as it could a generous pantsuit with alligator manolos. it takes a designer who truly understands women to pull that off.

 

[Not Plain Jane]

This is easy beautiful separates at their very, very best. And yet such a cohesive collection. I love it!