Drapes, asymmetry and knee-high boots marked the NYFW catwalk

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In Proenza Schouler &#39;s <a href="https://www.revistalofficiel.com.br/fashion-week/stacey-bendet-mistura-texturas-e-estampas-na-colecao-de-outono-de-alice-olivia">Fall / Winter 2020</a> collection, creative directors Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez strayed from the usual of their collections, betting on pieces that reflected strong and independent women.

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The main inspiration for the entire creative process was a blanket given to stylist Camilla Nickerson. When she started wearing it on her shoulders, like a scarf, the designers saw the act as the starting point for the collection, claiming to be a layer of strength, finding beauty in a new world.

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The brand said goodbye to the midi length of previous collections, which was replaced by skirts and knee-length dresses. Jackets and knitwear with drooping shoulders and shoulder pads brought the 1980s to the fore - the decade they made history. Drapes, black opaque socks, asymmetrical cutouts and more dynamic silhouettes marked a new era of the brand, much more confident.

Proenza Schouler exudes confidence in its FW 2020 collection

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