Prabal Gurung's exploration of impermanence during New York Fashion Week This season, Prabal Gurung was contemplating a lot. For a fashion week show Friday highlighting the Buddhist notion of "anichya," or impermanence, he constructed a mirrored square runway mirroring an extravagant blue light display at the New York Public Library's main branch. Does a butterfly realise that it previously was a caterpillar? How can we fill the little intervals between the start and finish, delight and despair? This season, Prabal Gurung was contemplating a lot. For a fashion week show Friday highlighting the Buddhist notion of "anichya," or impermanence, he constructed a mirrored square runway mirroring an extravagant blue light display at the New York Public Library's main branch. Gurung was inspired by his own Nepal, which he hasn't gone since before the pandemic, to use butterfly motifs on wool jackets and use colours like vermilion, saffron, burgundy, and dusty...
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