In the Hall des Lumières exhibition space, set in the old Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank building (an early example of Beaux Arts New York buildings), designers Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough present a collection that mixes their personal elements. Announced. History — in their own words, “the sensual and fiery nature of Lazarus’ Latin roots, coupled with the pragmatism and grit of Jack’s American experience.” According to the duo, water was chosen as a symbol of life.

Featuring a more baring or sheer look than what designers typically present, the collection began with two dresses with sheer crocheted skirts and fringed bodices. Introducing a shimmering golden crochet sleeveless top and sheer skirt ensemble.

Hernandez said behind the scenes that the duo had found “this amazing community of Bolivian handweavers.”

In conceiving the show, McCollough said the duo started with a series of silhouettes. Along with the crochet look, a lace dress added another sheer look.

The designers, who met as students at Parsons School of Design, named their fashion label after their mother’s maiden name.They often create collections based on contemporary art and cultural themes. I have.