Sergio Hudson once again brought his signature polish to New York Fashion Week, closing the show with American supermodel Veronica Webb—a fitting tribute to a collection rooted in the timeless allure of classic American sportswear. Drawing inspiration from industry icons like Donna Karan, Ralph Lauren, and Calvin Klein, Hudson reimagined the effortless layering and sleek silhouettes that defined ’90s fashion. Rather than relying on denim and tees for a literal interpretation, he focused on refined, versatile separates that exuded quiet luxury.
Tailoring remained a cornerstone of the collection, with Hudson’s signature power coats setting the tone. The show opened with a cropped red Mongolian fur jacket, paired with a satin top and high-waisted trousers—an elevated take on bohemian glamour. Layering was key, seen in crisp dress shirts tucked under V-neck sweaters and double-breasted wool coats draped over streamlined dresses, offering a sophisticated yet accessible wardrobe.
This season also marked a new chapter for Hudson with the introduction of knitwear. Luxuriously thick cashmere pieces, crafted in New York City, underscored his dedication to homegrown craftsmanship and impeccable quality.
Unsurprisingly, the standout pieces were the suits. Hudson’s expert three-piece tailoring, styled with crisp shirts and ties, remained effortlessly fresh and relevant. Menswear elements—such as sleek leather trenches and plush velvet suits—added a commanding presence, reinforcing the collection’s powerful aesthetic. Bold jewel tones in deep purples, rich reds, and electric blues reflected Hudson’s signature fearless use of color, a signature embraced by his high-profile clientele, including Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden. While neutrals may have their moment, for the Sergio Hudson woman, commanding color is a necessity, not an option.
With FW24, Hudson once again proved that American sportswear is more than just a trend—it’s an enduring statement of power, elegance, and individuality.
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