All eyes are on New York City as American based designers prepare to show off fall’s fashion forward collections. The city is flooded with the stylish crew putting their best foot forward as editors, models and influencers debut the latest trends in street style. To inspire you for this year’s Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week, we look to fashion in film and here are 5 must-see documentaries.
Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf’s
It is every designer’s dream to one day have their line sold at Bergdorf Goodman, the high end exclusive retail store. Discover why it’s nearly impossible for just any designer to waltz in and sell their clothes off of their cherished racks.
Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has To Travel
Gain insight to what Diana Vreeland’s career was like as she grew through her work at Harper’s Bazaar and onto her very successful career as editor-in-chief at Vogue. This “Empress of Fashion” reigned for 50 years creating an unforgettable foundation for what the fashion world is today.
Bill Cunningham New York
Discover the talent behind Bill Cunningham’s iconic New York Times section “On the Street.” His keen eye in photography for creative fashion helped accelerate his career in the fashion world. His minimalist attitude in his personal life allowed for his creativity to evolve in his work.
In Vogue: The Editor’s Eye
This film profiles the legendary editors of Vogue, the epitome of fashion magazines. Explore the evolution of fashion and the forever changing trends throughout many years. The behind the scenes will make you appreciate the next glossy pages you’ll flip through. (Image via).
The Tents
This film embodies the start of NYFW in the iconic “Tents” in Bryant Park. Take a look behind the scenes of fashion week from the glamour to the nightmares of the space constraints. Designers reminisce on the start of this inspiring bi-annual event. (Image via).
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