Featured Artist Collection: "Tribal Tranquility" by Tracey Smith

Americana is a theme seen throughout many shows at New York Fashion Week this year and as designers head back to their roots, they bring with them new styles of vintage eras. It seems as though Stuart Vevers for Coach SS18 drew upon America in the 70s for his inspiration – he introduced denim and brought back the mailbox bag and western influenced leather jackets – presenting his creations on a glittery backdrop, therefore transforming his designs for a new age crowd. The artist Keith Haring was also an inspiration for Vevers as he drew upon the playfulness of his designs to help inspire some of the spirit of the city.

Feeling like you're stuck in a hair rut? It may be time to switch up your style with a new cut or color. Not sure where to start? We asked Keune educator Taylor Sellers to tell us her top trends of the season. Check out her predictions for the hottest color, cut and style to try out this fall.

The 2017 Emmy Awards were a showcase of stars from screens both big and small. We watched their Insta-story updates while they primp and prepped for the show in anticipation of one of our favorite parts of the event – aside from the winners – their stroll down ruby Red Carpet. Last night’s award show took us back to the Hollywood glam the city was built upon – with starlets donning classic shapes and suggestive colors, the jewels, the clutches and the beauty went hand in hand as they put their best coif forward.

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A study in the modern silhouette, Michael Costello explored shape by way of lush fabrics, hints of sheer layers and beautiful blush tones. It was the ultimate showing of romance meets fashion in dresses any bride would want to wear. Accompanied with natural looking makeup, blush ombre and floral painted nails, the look – presented in front of a rose filled wall – was everything we hoped a Michael Costello show would be.

The CAAFD (Council of Aspiring American Fashion Designers) put on quite a show in New York. With four designers showcasing their work, themes ranged from medieval castles in ruins with Fesvey; classic, fun and comfortable with Mikelsen; happiness, sophistication and feminity with Frances Gerard; and monochromatic texture and linear shapes indicative of New York City with Samantha Leibowitz. When it came time to create the hair Hair Lead Patrick G Nadeau “wanted to create a classic, natural texture paired with a style that was effortlessly cool as if the model did it herself. Nothing beats a cool style, even if you do a classic style, always add an intriguing element of cool.”