An added bonus: the extra padding will help you keep a safe distance from others.
Plus, shop 49 summer-ready pieces in the soon-to-be-trending hues.
From a versatile slip dress to a subtle shimmery sweater.
Including leather gloves, cashmere beanies and printed wool scarves.
Who doesn't love a practical styling trick?
From Nicolas Ghesquière to Demna Gvasalia to Ryan Roche, which is probably not pronounced the way you think it is.
Still proud of that septum piercing you got last year? Well, it might be time to take your body modifications up a notch.
The toasty accessory has already emerged as a major New York Fashion Week trend.
See looks from Jason Wu, Kate Spade and a few Fashion Week new-comers
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New show galleries and reviews are in! Check out Rodebjer, Houghton, and Calla.
Jeans?…We forgot those strict, rigid creations ever existed after having the pleasure of viewing Rodejber's spring 2014 presentation on Friday after
We kicked our day off bright and early with the debut of the first ever plus size fashion line to show at fashion week, and never slowed down. From checking out the best beauty backstage at Rag & Bone and Helmut Lang, to scoping models-off-duty, we saw a lot. Check out all the awesome stuff we saw on day two of New York Fashion Week:
New show reviews and galleries are in! Check out Katie Gallagher, Rodebjer, and Marissa Webb.
While other designers speculate--with mixed results--about the fall/winter needs of metropolitan women, Carin Rodebjer’s presentation today at Pier
Swedish fashion is so much more than H&M (though of course we love H&M). There are some amazing independent Swedish labels out there creating beautiful and innovative designs. We recently got to see several S/S 2011 collections whose designers hail from Sweden. While one shouldn’t generalize about the aesthetic of an entire country, the three labels we saw show that simplicity doesn’t mean boring. Draping, minimalism, and strategic pops of color really make these clothes stand out. Click through for a mini round-up: