32-year-old Peter Do’s debut at Helmut Lang was the most anticipated show at New York Fashion Week.
She decided to show about two weeks ago and forgo the industry route. “Like a lot of people, I thought, ‘I’m not doing Fashion Week, I’m going to kind of veer from this whole system,’” said Hay, who was a 2021 finalist for the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund.
— was also a last-minute affair, he said after a ridiculous and touching performance of dancers slung with huge boas shaped like abstracted lobster claws or giraffe heads. When I met with Do a few days before his show, he told me that he wanted to make something really New York. I had passed a woman on the way into his downtown studio wearing a tank top tucked into big Margiela pants with flip-flops, a cigarette in one hand and an Hermès Picotin in the other — that mix of laziness, luxury and a bit of degradation is what feels like New York to me.
The best looks — the ones that you could picture stylish people of Do’s generation wearing on the street — were the ones that looked rawer and even less refined, but still precise. A model in a tank top and leather pants and high heel boots, and a model with long red hair wearing a brown button-up with rolled up sleeves and very stiff jeans.
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