BUCI Staged Its First Ever Runway Show Just Ahead of New York Fashion Week

The collection was inspired by snippets from a fall daydream.
BUCI Runway Show.

BUCI Runway Show.


BUCI, the made-in-New York womenswear label, made its debut appearance at New York Fashion Week this year. Launched just three years ago by Parsons student Mishka Ivanovic, the brand is now making waves in the industry for both its timeless designs and ethical approach to fashion.

Committed to changing the fashion industry for the better, the brand uses all New York based-factories that pay workers over $15 an hour (which is especially noteworthy in an industry that has been known to source cheap labor often at the expense of those producing the clothing) while also using sustainably sourced materials, including organic cotton as well as deadstock and repurposed fabrics.

BUCI Runway Show.

BUCI Runway Show.

The brand’s first ever see-now-buy-now runway show took place on Thursday Sept. 7, at the Prospect Park Boathouse and was dreamlike. The brand shared that the BUCI fall-winter ’23 and resort ’24 collections were an exploration to find the balance between chic, comfortable and little provocative, with the BUCI girl falling somewhere in the middle.

With a harpist playing under a billowing awning and BUCI hand fans decorating the rows of guests, the previewed collection was thoughtful and beautiful. Silk chiffon, sheer details and lace were just a few of the striking details from the collection. Below, we highlighted some of the standout looks that we cannot stop thinking about.

BUCI Runway Show.

BUCI Runway Show.

BUCI has mastered asymmetrical draping.

BUCI Runway Show.

BUCI Runway Show.

The movement of the Della Top ($425) and Swoosh Skirt ($495) is stunning.

BUCI Runway Show.

BUCI Runway Show.

This is the perfect little black dress.

BUCI Runway Show.

BUCI Runway Show.

The Sierra Dress

($555) has the ideal balance of sultry and refined thanks to the sheer paneling and luxe fabric.

BUCI Runway Show.

BUCI Runway Show.

 The Equinox Set ($665 for top and skirt) is effortlessly romantic.

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Elizabeth Wentwoth
ELIZABETH WENTWOTH

Elizabeth Wentwoth is an Editorial Intern at SI Swimsuit. She is currently completing her Bachelor’s degree in Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing at the Fashion Institute of Technology. Growing up in New Hampshire, Elizabeth has always loved spending her free time at the beach and hiking. She also loves to cook and bake, experimenting with new recipes whenever she gets the chance.