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Photo: No Sesso Last Wednesday, No Sesso, the Los Angeles–based fashion brand, returned to New York Fashion Week to debut its fall-winter 2022 collection. While it has been more than two years since co-designers Pia Davis and Autumn Randolph showed a collection in New York, the duo brought out rhinestone-covered press-on nails, sculptural hairstyles, ’70s-inspired dolphin hoop earrings, and a few garments that revealed mild butt cleavage as a celebration of Black womanhood and femininity.
Below, we spoke with Davis and Randolph about the L.A.-versus-NYC fashion scene, what look from their new collection they would wear if they were stranded on a desert island, and their favorite denim brands growing up.Autumn Randolph: I would say that it’s a power dressing brand; it’s very expressive.
In 2019, the brand debuted at NYFW. I was definitely at the show and remember the energy. There were bucket hats, cropped tops on male models with six-packs, miniskirts, and booty shorts. After a few seasons in New York, the brand went back to L.A. to show, and now it’s back in New York. How does it feel to be back and showing at New York Fashion Week?
From left: Photo: No SessoPhoto: No Sesso From top: Photo: No SessoPhoto: No Sesso If you were stranded on a desert island and could only pick one look from the collection to wear the whole time, what would that look be? Davis: There is this patchwork dress that I was working on throughout 2020 to 2021. It’s a really beautiful gown that is sexy for the daytime and has a long train made out of knit textiles that can potentially work as a blanket and a towel.
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