Prabal Gurung Fall 2012 | New York Fashion Week

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published February 11, 2012

Gurung’s Sumptuous Fall – For fall 2012, Prabal Gurung presented an array of form-fitting, body hugging silhouettes in a deep palette of electric blue, gold and black. Continuing a use of psychedelic prints, this season also gave way to rich metallic fabrics, sumptuous leather and feather adorned gowns. Luxe coats and sweaters served as outerwear for fall with puffy sleeves and gloves. Overall, Gurung showcased an eclectic collection–part light and part dark–which ranged from traditional sportswear to stunning gowns.


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4 thoughts on “Prabal Gurung Fall 2012 | New York Fashion Week”

  1. One of the best Fall 2012 collections.  I love Prabal’s work so far, and think he’s really getting stronger and stronger as a designer.

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