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Revelling in the constant stream of creativity offered at New York Fashion Week recently, we invited illustrator Brianna Moreno to reimagine her favourite looks by putting pen to paper to create artwork that mirrored real-life art. Musing on many of New York's A/W 24 cult brands, Moreno saw Marc Jacobs, Collina Strada and Helmut Lang as the perfect starting point for her own artistic work to take flight.

When asked why illustrate in the first place,  explained ‘illustrations can often simplify complex ideas, offering a visual language to complement and enhance understanding’. But how do you think her illustrations compare to the runway?

Enjoy Moreno’s full illustration gallery on SHOWstudio.com while you await her carefully curated selection of work soon available to purchase on the SHOWstudio shop.

In classic SHOWstudio fashion, we’ve searched for the most talented illustrators to reimagine this season - women’s A/W 24.

First up is Canadian artist  who works in illustration, cartooning, and textile art. Brie’s work experiments with a playful edge as she draws cartoonish figures in comic contexts.

Then we have London-based who works in a combination of drawing, printmaking and painting, unpacking a wide range of human emotion in his art.

will reimagine Milan as she embeds her unique personal experiences and narratives into her paintings, celebrating a world of people who live by their own rules. 

And finally, artist will take the reigns for Paris offering experimental art and illustrations. Watch this space.