Outfit Agenda: Date-Night Looks for Fall
Say what you want to about sexy summer nights, there’s something undeniably romantic about the crisp fall weather. The light is lower in the sky, and everything seems to sparkle a bit more, making us want to up our game when it comes to date-night (or day) dressing. So regardless of whether you’re single or taken, for the next three weeks we’ll be offering you a guide to where to go and what to wear to ensure you have a memorable evening out. Now the only thing to worry about is witty banter and flying sparks.
Photographed by Youngjun Koo
Styled by Veronica Gledhill
Makeup by Angie Parker
Production by Hello Cancans Productions
Getting to Know You Enjoy the first days of fall by heading to Central Park for a picnic. Stop off at Eataly in the Flatiron (Eataly.com, 212-229...
Getting to Know You Enjoy the first days of fall by heading to Central Park for a picnic. Stop off at Eataly in the Flatiron (Eataly.com, 212-229-2560) or order an expertly curated picnic basket from the Lower East Side–based company Perfect Picnic (perfectpicnicnyc.com, 212-228-2884). For the ultimate outdoor-dining experience, choose the Gold Picnic option ($300 for two), a multi-course serviced picnic that includes setup and cleanup in Central Park. Shop the Look
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Getting to Know You Then enjoy a performance under the sky at the Delacorte Theater (September 16-17, nycitycenter.org), featuring...
Getting to Know You Then enjoy a performance under the sky at the Delacorte Theater (September 16-17, nycitycenter.org), featuring performances by the New York City Ballet and Paul Taylor Dance Company, among others, or float lanterns on the lake at the closing ceremony for the Trump Wollman Rink (September 22, centralpark.com). Shop the Look
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Getting to Know You Afterward, head down to Milk & Honey (30 E. 23rd Street), one of Manhattan’s original speakeasy bars, for award-winning c...
Getting to Know You Afterward, head down to Milk & Honey (30 E. 23rd Street), one of Manhattan’s original speakeasy bars, for award-winning cocktails to polish off the night. Shop the Look
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Learning to Love You Take in James Turrell's simple but majestic chromatic light installation at the Guggenheim Museum (1071 Fifth Avenue, guggen...
Learning to Love You Take in James Turrell's simple but majestic chromatic light installation at the Guggenheim Museum (1071 Fifth Avenue, guggenheim.org, 212-423-3587) before it closes on September 25. Shop the Look
Learning to Love You Then walk over to Parisian import Ladurée (864 Madison Avenue, laduree.fr, 646-558-3157) for little noms that wi...
Learning to Love You Then walk over to Parisian import Ladurée (864 Madison Avenue, laduree.fr, 646-558-3157) for little noms that will almost give your outfit a run for its money. Shop the Look
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Learning to Love You Continue on to Café Boulud (20 East 76th Street, cafeboulud.com, 212-772-2600) for an artful menu by powerhouse ...
Learning to Love You Continue on to Café Boulud (20 East 76th Street, cafeboulud.com, 212-772-2600) for an artful menu by powerhouse chef Daniel Boulud. Shop the Look
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Learning to Love You Head to the classic Bemelmans Bar at the Carlyle (35 East 76th Street, rosewoodhotels.com, 212-744-1600) for live jazz,...
Learning to Love You Head to the classic Bemelmans Bar at the Carlyle (35 East 76th Street, rosewoodhotels.com, 212-744-1600) for live jazz, good drinks, and a colorful scene. Afterward, walk down Fifth Avenue for a few minutes before letting the moment — or a cab — take you away to your next destination. Shop the Look
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