The Fashion Doctor

yesterday 🕶

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"There's too much waste", Maria Cornejo announced before showing her latest collection at New York Fashion Week. The designer, who has always made an effort to produce eco-friendly clothes, aimed to send out a powerful message this season: "The fashion business has to change".

Zero + Maria Cornejo are known for creating beautiful, flowing clothes with prints and geometric patterns. This season, fabric made from renewable forests was used to produce a colourless collection that still showed so much life. Going back to the basics, Cornejo proved that fashion is nothing without shape and the perfect fit, colourful or not.

On Sunday night, the Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles was host to some of TVs biggest stars, who headed out for the 68th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards. Game of Thrones may have broken records by winning "Outstanding Drama Series" two years in a row, but The People v OJ Simpson walked away with the most awards.

The Emmys is known for robbing deserving actors of their awards - Keri Russell walked away empty handed once again - but this year saw plenty of first time winners. Tatiana Maslany finally won for her role(s) in Orphan Black, and Sarah Paulson brought home her first Emmy award after six previous nominations.

Check out my favourite looks from the 2016 Emmy red carpet below.

1. Sarah Paulson - Prada



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New York Fashion Week has been and gone, and London Fashion Week is already well under way. With everything from the mysterious Yeezy Season 4 to Bella Hadid falling on the runway, NYFW was as eventful as ever. Body diversity was seen like never before, particularly at the Ashley Graham x Addition Elle lingerie show, where models such as Jordyn Woods walked the runway.

This year, the likes of Tommy Hilfiger x Gigi Hadid, and Alexander Wang experimented with the new "see now, buy now" concept. Traditionally, consumers have to wait months before they can get their hands on runway looks. Even then, it's up to department store buyers to decide what hits the shops and what doesn't. To compete with high street stores such as Zara, who sell runway inspired looks at a fraction of the cost, designers have come up with this new way to give their customers what they want, when they want it. Is this a genius new idea, or do we all just need to slow down?

Marc Jacobs ended fashion week with a bang. Kendall Jenner, Gigi and Bella Hadid, Sara Sampaio and more strutted the runway with multicoloured dreadlocks and platforms that were impossibly high. In an effort to cheer up America, during a pretty grim election, the designer did something no one else did. He organised one big rave.

Keep scrolling to check out my favourite SS17 collections from NYFW below.

1. Marc Jacobs 

2. Rodarte

Over and out #NYFW 🔜 London RG @nyavgjoe

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Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds were pretty fantastic too. Who doesn't enjoy a few throwback Oasis songs? Wonderwall, anyone? Finally, Jack Garratt is a multitasking genius. I don't know how he can manage to play the drums, guitar, sing and use the synth all at once, but his one man band was spectacular.