10 Awesome Things At New York Fashion Week: Weekend Edition

Posted by , on February 11, 2013 at 12:51 pm

Everything about the Chloe Sevingy x Opening Ceremony presentation. The clogs! The clothes! The collars! The Chloe (and the fact that she modeled during the presentation.) 

The hats at Band of Outsiders. A cross between a head wrap and a cap, every model wore one—and they were like nothing else we've seen before. 

These girls. Our street style photographer spotted this stylish duo at Lincoln Center. We're loving that they split a leopard outfit (and rocked some serious necklaces). 

(Photo: Jenny [...]

These girls. Our street style photographer spotted this stylish duo at Lincoln Center. We're loving that they split a leopard outfit (and rocked some serious necklaces). 

(Photo: Jenny Norris)

The oversize fur mittens at Alexander Wang and Altuzarra. Because they're enormous boxing glove-style fur mittens, but also because Wang and Altuzarra are pals and we can totally see them hanging out and [...]

The oversize fur mittens at Alexander Wang and Altuzarra. Because they're enormous boxing glove-style fur mittens, but also because Wang and Altuzarra are pals and we can totally see them hanging out and saying: "Let's make huge fur mittens a thing for fall."

...And the fact that WSJ's Preetma Singh got way ahead of the aforementioned trend.

The cobalt leather pants rapper Theophilus London wore to Rebecca Minkoff. No explanation required. 

The glamour at Diane von Furstenberg. DvF delivered a captivating collection that riffed on the glamourous 1970s. Highlights of the collection included slim suits and clingy dresses rendered in graphic [...]

The glamour at Diane von Furstenberg. DvF delivered a captivating collection that riffed on the glamourous 1970s. Highlights of the collection included slim suits and clingy dresses rendered in graphic retro prints, and occasionally capped off with voluminous fur coats. As always, DvF’s use of color was inspiring—gold (lamé!), fuchsia, scarlet, and cobalt—which nicely complemented the black and camel pieces that anchored the collection. 

The hair at Ruffian. Crimped takes on a whole new meaning. 

The finale at Christian Siriano. We loved how the models dramatically stormed the runway in a cluster—as opposed to a single-file line—at the end of Christian Siriano's Russian opera-inspired Fall 2013 [...]

The finale at Christian Siriano. We loved how the models dramatically stormed the runway in a cluster—as opposed to a single-file line—at the end of Christian Siriano's Russian opera-inspired Fall 2013 show.

This dress at Jill Stuart. Season after season, Stuart can always be counted on to create inspiring collections, and her Fall '13 showing was no exception. While all the looks were spot-on, we [...]

This dress at Jill Stuart. Season after season, Stuart can always be counted on to create inspiring collections, and her Fall '13 showing was no exception. While all the looks were spot-on, we were especially taken with this graphic number.  

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Over the weekend, New York Fashion Week really hit its stride and —despite the freezing temperatures and leftover blizzard slush blizzard threats—the days were filled with notable, interesting, and just plain stylish things.

So many in fact, that we decided to highlight 10 in particular that caught our eye—from the fur mittens at Alexander Wang and Altuzarra (and the fact that WSJ‘s Preetma Singh was spotted wearing them way ahead of the season), to the overall hipster awesomeness at Chloe Sevigny x Opening Ceremony.

We’ll be doing this throughout the remainder of the week, so be sure to check back for our 10 Awesome Things list, straight from the front lines of New York Fashion Week!

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