Today’s the last day of New York Fashion Week, then it’s on to London, Milan, and other stylish cities around the world. I love checking out the new collections, but enjoy the background coverage just as much. Here are some articles that caught my eye.
- The Guardian interviewed fashion show attendees, and asked them how they brave the cold in NYC sub-zero temperatures.
- Brandee Brown tells Refinery29 What It’s Like To Be A Natural-Haired Model At Fashion Week.
- A short audio fragment explaining Why Music Matters on the Runway.
- The Fashion Spot’s One Minute interviews with designers presenting at New York Fashion Week.
- BoF spoke with Stefan Beckman, the man behind some of fashion’s most elaborate runway sets.
- Then there were the street style photos, of course: Winter Street Style, Proof That Great Street Style Can Survive Any Weather, and Models Off Duty.
- Last but not least, 40+ Seriously Cool Bags Spotted On The Streets of NYC.
Fab Links from Our Members
Elizabeth P and Sarah Kay found this adorable post by a mom who let her 3 year old son pick out her outfits for a week. The conclusion really resonated with them: “The last thing I learned from this experiment, is to find moments to be silly. Sillines is good for your kids and for your heart. Don’t take yourself to serious: they’re just clothes.”
Angie would like to share these street style looks from Emmanuelle Alt, who wears jeans and modern classics like no other. Chic, on trend, confident and comfortable.
UmmLila thought this article on How Your City Affects Your Style an interesting read.
In keeping with the current theme of Angie’s posts on her travels in Hong Kong and the upcoming Chinese New Year, Vicki enjoyed reading Designer Vivienne Tam prepares for Lunar New Year as well as Fashion Week.
Gauche points us to The Average American Mall Explained in 6 Charts.
Annagybe came across an article explaining how Fashion Week scalpers are selling invitations to the shows.
CocoLion enjoyed this piece about Nora Ephron, her approach to dressing reflected her attention to detail and authority on the set.
