Snowy street style at New York Fashion Week: Outside Rag & Bone

Posted by , on February 9, 2013 at 11:36 am

Looking chic in a fur coat and a beanie.

Outside Rag & Bone

A patterned coat and white jeans.
A varsity-style jacket and checkered skirt outside Rag & Bone.
Amazing details outside Rag & Bone.
Blogger Susie Bubble in a floral skirt, white shoes, and a moto jacket.
Khaki in the snow.
Fur hat, fur boots.
A wide-brim hat and a turban.
Photographers outside Rag & Bone
If you have to wear anow boots, might as well make them neon.
Colored fur outside Rag & Bone.
Colored fur outside Rag & Bone
Fashion Toast blogger Rumi Neely in a cropped fur jacket.
Shades in the snow.
The snow didn't stop this showgoer from rocking fur booties.
Another fur coat outside Rag & Bone.
Color-blocked trousers and orange heels.
Another fur hat outside Rag & Bone.
Ourside Rag & Bone.
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For street style fans, there are few environments that offer better viewing options than Fashion Week, where editors, insiders, and trend-setters converge on New York, Paris, London, and Milan to see the latest designer collections.

Day 2 of New York Fashion Week took an interesting turn, as the entire city found themselves attempting to wrangle the beginnings of what was poised to be a pretty epic blizzard (or an epic slush-fest, at the very least). Naturally, that didn’t stop fashion folks from doing what they do best: preening for the camera while dressed enviably inappropriate.

In the early evening, we decamped to the city’s midtown area—where Rag & Bone‘s Fall 2013 runway show was being held at the New York City Post Office—and spotted a seriously staggering array of fashion’s elite. By then, the snow was coming down hard, dusting showgoers’ clothes in an etheral, almost dreamlike quality.

Click through to see a cavalcade Fashion Week attendees braving the elements—and still looking remarkably chic.

All photos by Jenny Norris

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