Edited by Jessica Lapidos
These fashionably independent badasses turned it out to the tents yesterday. The new gard of indie stylists, magazine founders, students and young EICs are at werq layering on looks that shake up Lincoln Center.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Bitches came to werq this week. Part of the joy of Fashion Week is that we tighten it up and put out our greatest. Sunday best every damn day. Droves of street style bloggers and reporters brought out the big guns and snapped it all up to show the world what happens outside of Lincoln Center. Some of the outdoor photogs are sourcing these looks to bring back to their companies to replicate, that’s how much we’re turning it. See the standouts of The Werqing Class.
Edited by Hillary Frazier
Paper Mag girl Julia Frakes is looking good in her military-inspired dress. Rather ‘blue’, but I like it. How do you feel?
LINK LOVE: Fashionising
Edited by Hillary Frazier
So many things I love about this outfit…the gold brocade, the harems, the puppy!!
LINK LOVE: Elle Blog
Edited by Lauren Garroni
The Sartorialist isn’t the only NY street style site around anymore, Altamiranyc is a far superior street style site. They not only offer great photos of stylish people, but offer the designers they wear and commentary about each person. It provides all the info a real fashion person wants to know.
Here’s a selection of their latest and greatest
Accessories Designer Victoria Simes
Fine Art Consultant Stacy Engman
Winnie in Betsey Johnson
Eve in a Philip Lim 3.1 dress and vintage shoes
Unmade woman in Mayle dress, Rei Rei cardigan, Rachel Comey shoes, and Gabriella necklace
