Runway

three is a trend 9/13/2006
Connect the Dots Do not adjust your screen. Those spots you’re seeing are intentional. Designers are channeling Cruella De Vil (sans fur) and adding dots to tops.
harriet and amy 9/13/2006
Ten Things We Liked on Tuesday Harriet and Amy have a soft spot for Parsons’ students, platform sandals, and models with clever names.
show & tell 9/13/2006
Beth Ostrosky Issues an APB for White Stretch Pants At Betsey Johnson’s show Tuesday afternoon, her granddaughter made her runway debut. Johnson handed the baby off to daughter Lulu before turning her trademark cartwheel. At the end of the runway, stylist Patricia Field joined the designer for a little boogie, which exposed a bit of Johnson’s black thong.
new york fugging city 9/13/2006
Celebrities: Wear Behnaz Sarafpour Some of our favorite collections from Fashion Week came down the runways with almost no celebrities in attendance — first at the Ashleigh Verrier show on Friday, and now Tuesday’s Behnaz Sarafpour presentation.
show & tell 9/12/2006
Barbara Walters, Tinsley Mortimer, Patricia Field at Oscar de la Renta Oscar de la Renta is the designer for the Laura Bushes of the world, and his front row yesterday was, as one might guess, a socialite-a-polooza. Every girl you see on Patrick McMullan was taking mental notes on which evening gown to get her husband or father to buy for her.
reviews 9/12/2006
Marc Jacobs Lightens Up Marc Jacobs’ new collection vacillated between pure fancy and total wearability. Overal, though, this was fashion at its most Elysian. Lucite: The next big thing? »
new york fugging city 9/12/2006
Paris Takes Notes for Us Imagine our slack-jawed surprise to see Paris taking notes from the front row at Max Azria (it WRITES!) while Nicky sat sour-faced and bored. What gives, heiresses? We turned to each other in queasy dread: Would we have to reassess? Would our world plop off its axis and into a sea of shame?
new york fugging city 9/12/2006
Marc Jacobs: Totally Worth the Wait Waiting to get into the Marc Jacobs show at the Armory tonight was like lining up for the new Star Wars, except with fashionistas instead of geeks. But the wait — and the attendant fear that we were all about to be killed in the unholy, disorganized crush of humanity — was worth it, because this was the premiere celeb spotting event of our lives.
harriet and amy 9/12/2006
Ten Things We Liked on Monday Models regain their footing in a classy way and Marc Jacobs soothes the savage fashion editor on a Monday full of pleasant finds.
new york fugging city 9/11/2006
Tripping the Runway Fantastic We spent the first few days of Fashion Week giddily anticipating our first glimpse of Anna Wintour. We fielded several phone calls from home asking if we’d seen The Bobbed One yet. But the answer was always a downtrodden “no.” Until today.
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