Christopher John Rogers

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Christopher John Rogers' Fall '20 collection showcases the designer's signatures in all their glory - most notably, voluminous silhouettes and an explosion of color. Dyed a saccharine neon-pink the brand calls 'Hibiscus', this shirt is tailored from wool-blend and traced with delicate buttons. The exaggerated ties can be left loose or knotted into a bow. Emulate the runway by wearing yours with the 

Tie-detailed neon wool-blend shirt

This striking gown showcases Christopher John Roger's signature volume and fantastical use of color in all their glory. Shown on the Fall '20 runway - and worn by Zendaya to this year's Emmys - it has a plunging neckline, cinched waist and a bulbous, strawberry-shaped skirt underpinned by layers of frothy tulle. The iridescent taffeta and moire fabrics catch the light beautifully, making it a truly spectacular choice for evening events.

Color-block moire and taffeta gown

Christopher John Rogers says his unabashed use of color is inspired by his grandmother, who always dressed monochromatically, even down to the very last accessory. Rendered in saccharine neon-pink and styled on the runway with coordinating pumps, this dress is cut from lustrous silk-charmeuse and pintucked at the shoulders. Knot the neck ties into a pretty bow.

Tie-detailed pintucked neon silk-charmeuse dress

Seen on the Fall '20 runway, Christopher John Roger's pants are beautifully cut from supple wool-blend and designed to be worn loose and low on the hips. Embrace the vivid 'Hibiscus' hue from top to toe by wearing yours with the 

Neon wool-blend pants

Christopher John Rogers' Fall '20 runway showcased 40 monochromatic looks executed in the most sumptuous fabrics, each more striking than the last. Worn on the day, these pants are tailored from plush velvet that has a beautiful iridescent sheen. Balance the floor-skimming length with heels. 

Iridescent velvet pants

Christopher John Rogers' Fall '20 collection is a riot of color, graduating from tangerine and mustard to unexpected shades like chartreuse and merlot. Designed in one of the punchiest hues the designer has to offer, this skirt is cut from neon-pink wool-blend and has sharp pleats framing the asymmetric hemline. Wear yours with the 

Asymmetric pleated neon wool-blend midi skirt

The excitement behind Christopher John Rogers' collections is truly palpable - Tracee Ellis Ross wore this gown on the red carpet just two weeks after it debuted on the Fall '20 runway. It's cut from plush, iridescent velvet and designed with dramatic shoulders and a smooth, nipped-in waist. The wrap-effect skirt falls to a curved, floor-sweeping hem. Style it with blue pumps.

Gathered iridescent velvet gown

Christopher John Rogers' use of vibrant, saturated hues is an homage to his grandmother - she often wore head-to-toe color and was a driving force behind the designer's interest in fashion. A standout from the Fall '20 runway, these fluid, wide-leg pants are tailored from color-block panels of stretch-crepe in a range of sunny orange and yellow tones. They'll really pop against a black blazer.

Color-block stretch-crepe wide-leg pants 

Christopher John Rogers experiments with luxurious and slightly unexpected fabrics for Fall '20 - this blazer is made from plush velvet with an iridescent sheen, so it looks purple or blue, depending on the angle. Worn on the runway with the 

Swarovski crystal-embellished double-breasted iridescent velvet blazer

Lady Gaga was wearing Christopher John Rogers' undeniably glamorous skirt and the 

Silk-taffeta maxi skirt

Christopher John Rogers' top is meant to be worn with the 

Cropped silk-taffeta top

Christopher John Rogers chose the most sumptuous fabrics possible for his Fall '20 collection - backstage at the show, the designer acknowledged how his CFDA win had afforded him the opportunity to execute his concepts on a whole new level. Worn on the runway, this shirt dress is cut from weightless silk-organza with swatches of sculptural ruffles and zips along the sides that can be unfastened to create even more movement. 

Ruffled silk-organza midi shirt dress

Christopher John Rogers has been dubbed 'the king of color' because his collections are always filled with such electrifying shades. Decorated with vibrant orange and yellow flowers, these cotton-twill pants have loose, wide legs enhanced by pleats and a high-rise waist. Wear yours with the 

Pleated floral-print cotton-twill wide-leg pants

Christopher John Rogers sees color as a way of making people happy, which is why he likes to work with bold, lively palettes. This blazer is tailored from cotton-twill decorated with vivid orange and yellow flowers. It has a double-breasted silhouette with exaggerated peak lapels and substantially padded shoulders. Emulate the runway by wearing yours with pumps and the 

Oversized double-breasted floral-print cotton-twill blazer

Christopher John Rogers' collections are always filled with bold colors and for Fall '20 he works with jewel tones, including the striking violet hue of this silk-charmeuse gown. Debuted on the runway, it has a gently draped bodice that's gathered at the right shoulder to create a rippled effect and then falls fluidly to a floor-sweeping skirt with a leg-baring slit. Highlight the open back with swept-up hair.

Open-back draped silk-charmeuse gown

Christopher John Rogers' Fall '20 collection is saturated with beautiful colors - the palette gradually moved through every shade of the rainbow as the models walked down the runway. Part of the lineup, this oversized blazer is tailored from panels of tonal-orange and yellow crepe and has strong padded shoulders and a smooth silk lining. Wear yours with neutral tailoring, or (to really make a statement) the 

Oversized belted color-block crepe blazer

Christopher John Rogers' dress can be worn on its own or as a tunic with the 

Belted crystal-embellished crepe midi shirt dress

From the bold magenta hue to the all-over crystals, there are so many standout details to love about Christopher John Rogers' gown. It's cut from fluid stretch-crepe and fits slightly loose, but has a tie front to accentuate your waistline. Wear it with white pumps and silver jewelry. 

Cutout tie-front crystal-embellished stretch-crepe gown

Christopher John Rogers' collections always feature a kaleidoscope of colors, and Fall '20 is no exception. Debuted on the runway, these pants are tailored from vivid chartreuse crepe and embellished with light-reflecting crystals. Take a cue from the show styling and wear them with the 

Crystal-embellished crepe wide-leg pants

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