Fall/Winter 2018 Collection

Fall/Winter 2018




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"METROPOLIS"


Nick Graham Fall/Winter 2018 Collection and Performance

New York Fashion Week Mens - McKittrick Hotel's Manderley Bar. - February 6th 2018

 

Man singing
 

“Soundtracks From Films Never Made” written by Graham.


New York, New York, January 28, 2018: Nick Graham will show his new collection entitled "Metropolis” at the upcoming New York Fashion Week/Men's on February 6th at 10:30pm. The designer will be showing at The Manderley, a small nightclub at the McKittrick Hotel in New York, the site of the famed “Sleep No More” immersive theatrical event. With a capacity of only 100 people, the club is much smaller than Grahams other shows which attracted audiences of well over 1000 in previous seasons.


“The "Metropolis” collection is really about another time and place: elegant, sophisticated and refined. The Manderley is the perfect backdrop for the concept and a larger venue wouldn’t have worked.” Graham said. Graham is known for using diverse concepts for his collections, as he did when he imagined the future in his F/W 2035 show “Life On Mars: F/W 2035” and his “Atlantis” collection for Spring/Summer 2018. As part of the show, Graham will perform songs from “Soundtracks From Films Never Made”, a recording project he has been writing and developing.


“Soundtracks” is based on scenes from fictitious films that create cinematic overviews of diverse relationships and situations. The band will be wearing tuxedos from the collection. Graham is enlisting some of New York’s best musicians for the event; Henry Hey/Keyboards (Seal, Rod Stewart, David Bowie), Doug Yowell/ Drums (Elton John, Joe Jackson, Suzanne Vega), Nir Felder/Guitar (Diana Krall, John Mayer), Andy Snitzer/Saxophone (Rolling Stones, Elton John, Billy Joel), Nicki Richards/Backing Vocals (Madonna, Whitney Houston, Stevie Wonder), Everett Bradley/Backing Vocals (Bruce Springsteen, Bon Jovi, U2), and Mark Plati/Bass (David Bowie, Prince, The Cure). Plati also serves as musical director for the band, a role he played for 7 years with Bowie.


“It’s really about combining my two passions: Music and Fashion. I’m not quitting my day job, but this show is probably the most ambitious yet. Plus its going to be blast!” Graham said.

Man in a striped suit

 

Man with grey tie

Man in 3 piece suit

 

 Man in a coat

 

Man in bomber jacket

 

Man with blue tie

 

Man in grey suit

 

Man in brown vest

 

Man in brown coat

 

Man without tie

 

Man with hat

 

Man in burgundy suit

 

Man in burgundy coat

 

Man in blue jacket

 

Man in three piece blue suit

 

Man in plain suit

 

Man in yellow suit

 

Man in black suit

 

 

 

Man in underwear

 

Man in charcoal suit 

 

Man in long coat

Man with a winter hat 

 

 

Man in a grey vest

 

Male on stage

 

A group photo