’50 Shades’ of New York Fashion Week

  Spring Fashion is usually too subtle colors, soft fabrics and flowers. Harness leather and lace pieces have been seen on the runways of New York Fashion Week, which raises the question: "Ana Steele and Christian Grey have inspired a fad?"

At BCBG Max Azria, could the "50 Shades" trend tease not too obvious with leather harness to feminine dresses.

Designers Lubov and Max Azria collection described as "fluid silhouettes and weightless fabrics stretched proportions" that "embody the seductive charm of the season."

"I spoke with Lubov before the show, and it refers specifically '50 Shades of Grey '," said Maren Hartman, Content Director of WGSN East Coast company trend statement. "She said," You know, it's all about sexuality and femininity and the film noir thing, if you look at the BCBG show this again this combination of male and female. "

NY Fashion Week Trends Slideshow: '50 Shades of Grey '

"They had let this tip, matched very feminine silhouettes, and then they were back leather harness. Apparently referring to something naughty and nice she is. And she had also Leger Herve," said Hartman. "The pendulum swung a little in this sexy, feminine thing, too. "

In addition to Herve Leger, spoke popular designer Jason Wu "50 Shades" trend matched with a top made of black leather and a sexy collection.

Short skirts and bra tops and corsets were to see some of the dresses in Jason Wu Models wore a bright red lips with hair combed back.

Romance difficult it is a creative director Joe Zee describes the trend that has been seen on the track.

"I think we have seen hints of romance, the Autumn / Winter lasts, so crawl until spring. I think we can see a lot of that to have people behind you, and black and white, and I think that lends itself a little more than a hardening of attitude that I think feels refreshing at the moment. "

"I think something like the spring season is a lot easier with a stronger position than black," said Zee.

For the spring of 2013, it seems that the best-selling book on his way from the bedroom to the racetrack.