Fashion People Armani’s Baller Will and the Shocking Emmys Red Carpet
Sep 16, 2025
Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Lata, the innovative designers behind Eckhaus Latta, dive into the future of New York Fashion Week and dissect the highs and lows of the Emmys red carpet. They explore the implications of Giorgio Armani’s will on the brand's future and question the impact of changing consumer tastes on menswear. From discussing their unique approach to gender-neutral clothing to critiquing celebrity styles, they offer fresh insights into the evolving fashion landscape.
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Origin Story For The 'Floating Waistband' Pants
- Mike described the pants with a double waistband and a slit that reveals skin or tucks layers for a floating look.
- He traced their origin to designing outfits for his brother's wedding and formal-wear thinking.
Shows As Community And Creative Culmination
- Eckhaus Latta values NYFW as a community and creative culmination rather than purely a sales channel.
- Shows give them marketing, content, sponsor revenue, and intellectual satisfaction beyond campaigns.
Use Shows For Content And Revenue
- Use a runway show to demonstrate creative capability and resourcefulness, not just to sell product.
- Capture social content, diversify presentation, and monetize via partners and sponsors during the show day.