Flyin' Back to Fashion Week

by Sally Bergesen

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We are thrilled to announce that we're heading back to Nolcha New York Fashion Week! Last year we brought the Oiselle crew, and started building the idea that the world needs more muscles on the runway.
 
Now we're back. Our Spring 2015 line, which we'll show for the first time in NY, has so much in store – architectural lines, poppin’ tones and subtle yet edgy details that keep us focused on our mission to make the runner women happy. The show will be held on September 9th, and our models will be 100% runner, athletes, strong Oiselle women.

Meet the models: 

 
If you haven't watched last year's show - or are dying to watch it again - here's your throwback to last September: 

There is so much more to come! Follow on Twitter #birdmachine and Instagram for behind the scenes, design and run-spiration.

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