New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2010: Mara Hoffman

imageMara Hoffman put on an exceptionally colorful show (along with co-presenters and fellow People’s Revolution designers Nicholas K and Whitney Port) on day two of the Spring/Summer 2010 shows at New York Fashion Week. Elegantly draped watercolor maxidresses and super short voluminous minis added variety to the bohemian-inspired collection, which also featured masculine elements like boyfriend blazers and tuxedo jackets. Noteworthy looks included a not quite neon yellow ruched mini paired with a floaty printed top, and a beautifully constructed resort style gown paired with tough-chic gladiator heels. Body-conscious skirts, one-shouldered dresses, and tribally influenced patterns don’t seem to be going away anytime soon, but when they look this good, why should they? Click the slideshow to see more from Mara Hoffman at Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week.

Celebs: various cast members from “The City,” singer Amerie
Trends: one shouldered minidresses, tribal prints, subtle pleating/draping
Photo credit: Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week

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