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ADAM SELMAN
FALL 2017

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The Fall 2017 womenswear collection by Adam Selman.

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MILLY
F/W 2016

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The Milly Fall/Winter 2016 womenswear collection from New York City.

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LIBERTINE
S/S 2016

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The Libertine Spring/Summer 2016 collection.

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GEORGINE
S/S 2016

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The Georgine Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection.

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ERIN FETHERSTON
S/S 2016

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The Erin Fetherston Spring/Summer 2016 collection.

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PETER SOM
S/S 2015

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Peter Som Spring/Summer 2015 womenswear collection.

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SOPHIE THEALLET
S/S 2015

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French womenswear designer Sophie Theallet’s Spring/Summer 2015 collection.

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MAISON KITSUNE
S/S 2015

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Parisian fashion house Maison Kitsune’s Spring/Summer 2015 debut at New York fashion week.

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COSTELLO TAGLIAPIETRA
S/S 2015

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The Costello Tagliapietra Spring/Summer 2015 collection from New York City.

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CHROMAT
S/S 2015

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The Chromat Spring/Summer 2015 runway show at The Standard in New York City.

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PUBLIC SCHOOL
A/W 2014

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  • Public School A/W 2014 runway debut at Milk Studios photographed by Alexander Thompson for Ponyboy Magazine by Alexander Thompson.
  • Male models walk the runway for Public School Autumn/Winter 2014 Collection shown at Milk Studio in New York City, photographed by Alexander Thompson for Ponyboy Magazine.
  • Models on the Public School A/W 2014 runway at Milk Studios in Manhattan, photographed for Ponyboy Magazine by Alexander Thompson.
  • Models in dramatic black Public School A/W 2014 clothing, photographed by Alexander Thompson for Ponyboy Magazine in downtown Manhattan.
  • The Public School Autumn/Winter 2014 collection at New York City's Milk Studios, photographed for Ponyboy Magazine by Alexander Thompson.
  • Public School A/W 2014 menswear collection photographed by Alexander Thompson for Ponyboy Magazine in New York City.
  • The Autumn/Winter Public School 2014 Collection photographed by Alexander Thompson for Ponyboy Magazine.
  • Edgy menswear fashion at the runway debut of Public School A/W 2014 at Milk Studios in downtown Manhattan, photographed by Alexander Thompson for Ponyboy Magazine.
  • The powerful runway debut of Public School A/W 2014, photographed by Alexander Thompson in downtown New York City for Ponyboy Magazine.
  • Female models walk for Public School runway collection A/W 2014, photographed by Ponyboy Magazine photographer Alexander Thompson.
  • Cutting edge fashions at the Public School A/W 2014 collection at Milk Studios, photographed by Alexander Thompson for Ponyboy Magazine.
  • The runway debut of Public School Autumn/Winter 2014 Collection, photographed at New York City's Milk Studios by Alexander Thompson.
  • Public School Fall/Winter 2014 show at Milk Studios in downtown Manhattan, photographed by Ponyboy magazine photographer Alexander Thompson.
  • Runway models for Public School A/W 2014 Collection in New York City. Photographed by Alexander Thompson for Ponyboy Magazine.
  • Male models in Public School clothing at Milk Studios in New York City, photographed by Alexander Thompson for Ponyboy Magazine.
  • Models walk for Public School Autumn Winter Collection in New York City. Photographed for Ponyboy Magazine by Alexander Thompson.

PUBLIC SCHOOL

TOO COOL FOR SCHOOL

Public School design duo Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne’s runway show at New York Fashion Week was a very powerful debut. The talented pair won the Swarovski young men’s designer award from the Council of Fashion Designers of America, as well as first place at the CFDA/Vogue Fashion fund. The Public School designers threw signature silhouettes on the runway including biker jackets, overcoats and denim in monochromatic colors. They brought a young freshness to menswear by fusing tailored garments with streetwear classics. The oversized floppy hats, capes and dominant use of the color black gave a somewhat edgy/dark feeling to the collection. Some of the men’s looks were blatantly priest like. The duo also debuted their womenswear collection, albeit very unisex. Public School is definitely top of the class. Photography Alexander Thompson.

YSL
VINTAGE

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  • French model Charlotte Blouet photographed in vintage YSL by Alexander Thompson for Ponyboy Magazine in New York City.
  • Vintage YSL spread for Ponyboy Magazine, photographed by Alexander Thompson in New York City.
  • Model Charlotte Blouet wearing vintage Yves Saint Laurent for Ponyboy Magazine women's editorial, photographed by Alexander Thompson.
  • Vintage YSL featured for Ponyboy Magazine in New York City, photographed by Alexander Thompson.
  • R Agency model Charlotte Blouet, photographed in vintage Yves Saint Laurent by Alexander Thompson in New York City.
  • Model Charlotte Blouet in vintage Yves Saint Laurent, photographed by Alexander Thompson in New York City for Ponyboy Magazine.
  • Charlotte Blouet from the R Agency in NY, wearing vintage YSL, photographed for Ponyboy Magazine by Alexander Thompson.
  • Vintage Yves Saint Laurent, photographed by Alexander Thompson for Ponyboy Magazine in New York City.
  • Charlotte Blouet, from the R Agency in NY, photographed in vintage Yves Saint Laurent by Alexander Thompson in New York City for Ponyboy Magazine.
  • Charlotte Blouet in vintage Yves Saint Laurent. The French model on the rise was photographed by Alexander Thompson for Ponyboy Magazine in New York City.

YVES SAINT LAURENT

A VINTAGE COLLECTION

For our latest women’s editorial, Ponyboy stylist Jules Wood dressed French 18 year old beauty Charlotte Blouet, from the R Agency in New York, in vintage Yves Saint Laurent.

YVES SAINT LAURENT. Born in 1936. Head designer at Christian Dior at 21. First French couturier to have a pret-a-porter line. Known for his iconic pieces such as the Mondrian color-blocked dress, safari jacket, and women’s tuxedo suit. His premiere Rive Gauche boutique opened in 1966 and actress Catherine Deneuve was his first customer. His muses included Loulou de la Falaise, Iman and Laetitia Casta. Saint Laurent became the first fashion designer to be honored by the Metropolitan Museum of Art with a solo exhibition while still alive. He died June 1st, 2008. His legacy and design house live on.