BCBG Max Azria Fall/Winter 2014 | New York Fashion Week

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published February 6, 2014

BCBG Max Azria Fall 2014–Celebrating its 25th Anniversary, BCBG Max Azria kept it simple yet luxe for its fall-winter 2014 collection. Designers Max and Lubov Azria created a modern wardrobe of ponchos, maxi skirts and masculine inspired outerwear for the new season preview. Fur played a major role for fall; featured on everything from textured sweaters to the more restrained such as jacket collar accents. Colors are muted with more bright turquoise and coral hues used as decorative elements.


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