Tom Ford Fall/Winter 2018 New York

Celebrating a new stylist and elegant runway show at the Park Avenue Armory in New York Tom Ford Incursion in the design of underwear and betting on elegance in reference to the looks of the seventies, Tom Ford takes by storm the week of fashion in New York with his winter collection, where the flashing striking looks of blazers with iridescent effect contrasted with the animal print prints of his underwear proposal, always adding sports details such as sneakers and light garments under the layering essence of his styling.

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