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Hey, Quick Question: Will the Stephen Ross Protests Cause a Fashion Week Scramble? [UPDATED]
With designers and CFDA members taking a stand against the Trump-supporting owner of Hudson Yards, will brands slated to show at the venue back out last minute?
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Plus, should we find a more sustainable alternative to fashion week?
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Plus, LVMH postpones prize-winning ceremony for young designers.
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Plus, Marine Serre debuts menswear.
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Plus, sources say C Ventures is the lead bidder for "W" Magazine.
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It's Official: Fashion Week Will Not Return to Lincoln Center After February
Where will Fashion Week be located until Hudson Yards is ready?
Neiman Marcus May Be Coming to NYC
After Nordstrom passed, the Hudson Yards mall may have finally found its anchor.
The CFDA Is Designing NYFW's New, (Hopefully) Permanent Home at the Hudson Yards
Fashion crowd, meet the 7 train. In a few years, that will be the closest subway to the Hudson Yards, which will soon be the official location of New York Fashion Week--at least if Diane von Furstenberg, Steven Kolb and Mayor Bloomberg have anything to do with it.
Report: New York Fashion Week is Moving to Hudson Yards (Eventually)
New York Fashion Week's next home, following a less than well-received tenancy at Lincoln Center, might be a place called the Culture Shed. The Culture Shed, despite sounding like a bad nightclub, will be a "sprawling, modern center" within $15 billion westside development project the Hudson Yards, and it was the subject of a press conference with Mayor Bloomberg this morning. Coach confirmed their plans to open a global headquarters there, WWD is reporting. According to the trade, the complex will also house "office buildings, residential and retail space, a 150-room hotel, 14 acres of public space and a sprawling, modern center called the Culture Shed, which, according to Bloomberg, 'will eventually' host Fashion Week."