New York Fashion Week Styles to Wear Now
A take-away from the streets of New York Fashion Week: Miley wasn’t as off-base as we all thought. We saw shrinking crop tops, loads of bra tops, even an editor in chief baring her midriff. (Eva Chen, we’re looking at you.) Add to that the many women at the shows, as well as on the film festival circuit, flagrantly flaunting their clavicles. No surprise, off-the-shoulder is a good look, a more coy kind of sexy than the cutouts we’ve grown accustomed to. There was the director Gia Coppola, in black velvet Christopher Kane in Venice; Alexa Chung, effortless as she can be, in lace Carven at her “It” book party in London; and on the street in New York, Yasmin Sewell in Isa Arfen and Giovanna Battaglia in one of Prada’s many fall dresses that slip from the shoulder. The Kane and Prada dresses are in stores now, as are other stunners from Alexander McQueen andOscar de la Renta.
A take-away from the streets of New York Fashion Week: Miley wasn’t as off-base as we all thought. We saw shrinking crop tops, loads of bra tops, even an editor in chief baring her midriff. (Eva Chen, we’re looking at you.) Add to that the many women at the shows, as well as on the film festival circuit, flagrantly flaunting their clavicles. No surprise, off-the-shoulder is a good look, a more coy kind of sexy than the cutouts we’ve grown accustomed to. There was the director Gia Coppola, in black velvet Christopher Kane in Venice; Alexa Chung, effortless as she can be, in lace Carven at her “It” book party in London; and on the street in New York, Yasmin Sewell in Isa Arfen and Giovanna Battaglia in one of Prada’s many fall dresses that slip from the shoulder. The Kane and Prada dresses are in stores now, as are other stunners from Alexander McQueen andOscar de la Renta.
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