This season, the popular label debuted a futuristic collection inspired by 1940s car culture. The Daily Beast’s Kevin Tachman was there to capture the final minutes before the show. See exclusive pictures.
Proenza Schouler’s Spring Summer 2012 collection, which showed during New York Fashion Week on Wednesday night, was a tour-de-force of color and texture. It was inspired by the Googie Architecture of the 1940s: a style born from Southern Californian car culture that came to encompass everything from the Seattle Space Needle at the World’s Fair to The Jetsons. The Daily Beast’s Kevin Tachman went backstage to capture the minutes before the show.
Kevin Tachman for Newsweek & The Daily Beast
