New York Fashion Week is a whirlwind of style, spectacle, and, of course, characters. From the jaded editors to the aspiring influencers, we break down the archetypes you’ll encounter on the streets and in the shows.
Results for: New York Fashion Week
Influencer Mariana Goldfarb turned heads at the PatBo show during New York Fashion Week, showcasing a vibrant layered dress with a daring slit. The Brazilian designer, Patricia Bonaldi, unveiled her captivating ‘Ethereal’ collection, further solidifying PatBo’s position as a leading global fashion force.
Elizabeth Olsen, a longtime friend of Tory Burch, attended the designer’s spring 2025 collection presentation at the Domino Sugar Refinery in Brooklyn. Olsen, known for her fashion sense, wore a stylish Tory Burch suit and shared her thoughts on the collection, revealing her love for vintage fashion and her plans to take more fashion risks in the future.
Natasha Poonawalla, known for her avant-garde fashion choices, made a statement at Alaïa’s New York Fashion Week showcase. She embodies the brand’s essence, turning heads with a leather co-ord set and a signature Alaïa touch – a lambskin La Toque hat. Discover how Poonawalla embraces her unique style and pushes boundaries in the world of fashion.
Vogue Runway’s Nicole Phelps interviews Alaïa’s creative director Pieter Mulier on the brand’s return to New York fashion week, his creative process, and the rumors about his potential move to Chanel.
Carolina Herrera’s Summer 2025 collection, presented during New York Fashion Week, embraced the brand’s iconic polka dot and vibrant yellow aesthetic, taking inspiration from the 1980s. The show featured supermodels like Caroline Trentini and Irina Shayk, and the legendary Carolina Herrera herself watched from the front row.
Off-White celebrated their first New York Fashion Week show with a star-studded after-party at The Manner hotel. The event featured music, dancing, and a chance to experience the new hotel, with celebrities like Madonna and Flavor Flav in attendance. Creative Director Ib Kamara spoke about his love for New York and his vision for the brand’s future.
Spanish singer Rosalía made a statement at New York Fashion Week with her bold, red and white knit dress emblazoned with the phrase ‘The People Want More’. This look, reminiscent of a tennis dress, seemed to reflect the excesses and maximalism of fashion week, suggesting that even with extravagant designs and A-list stars, we always seem to crave more. Rosalía’s message prompts reflection on our desire for more in society, referencing Britney Spears’ iconic song ‘More’ that captures this sentiment perfectly.
Tommy Hilfiger took his Spring 2025 collection to the high seas, showcasing a nautical-inspired lineup aboard the retired Staten Island Ferry. The show celebrated the city’s history and blended preppy style with classic nautical elements, featuring a star-studded finale by the Wu-Tang Clan.
Alaïa, the iconic fashion house known for its sculpted silhouettes and daring designs, made a triumphant return to New York City for its Spring/Summer 2025 show. The brand chose the Guggenheim Museum, with its signature swirling ramps, as the stage for a collection that celebrated the house’s legacy while looking towards the future.