All the Glorious 'Fits WWW Editors Wore to New York Fashion Week
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@fashionwithjazz"When it came to picking out what to wear for fashion week, I knew I wanted to wear one of my favorite trends for fall: unique color stories. We're back in the mix, so why not opt for a bold pairing like pink and orange? I loved everything about this look—from the Hilary MacMillan trench coat to the hand-dyed Svnr slip dress to the Petit Koraj bag that brought me so much joy (and garnered all the compliments)."
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@fashionwithjazz"I am obsessed with the AAPI-owned brand Abacaxi, so I jumped at the chance to wear this bold asymmetrical tie-dye top for fashion week. To keep the top the focus of the look, I paired it with my favorite leather shorts from Aritzia, a vegan-leather bag from the popular handbag brand JW Pei, and fun statement sandals from Kat Maconie. For me, this look is the perfect balance of fun and functionality."
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@fashionwithjazz"After a few brutal days of running around the city in heels, my feet were in dire need of a break. I love this outfit because it's giving pop-punk vibes in the best way possible. Plus, it was so comfortable. I found the incredible Helmut Lang fringe leather miniskirt secondhand and decided to pair it with Miaou's screen-printed mesh top, a matching Mlouye yellow bag, and Dr. Martens. Doing right by the pop-punk predecessors."
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@fashionwithjazz"I love a colorful outfit, so when our Who What Wear Collection released this mint button-down dress, I jumped at the chance to wear it. First off, I should say this dress is one of the most comfortable and flattering dresses I've owned in a long time. In addition to its wearability, it's super easy to style. I choose to style it with my striped BY FAR micro bag and purple Nana Jacqueline mules for a pastel-inspired ensemble, but there are so many ways to get creative with this dress. It is a fashion-week hero piece for sure."
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@fashionwithjazz"I'll be the first to admit that I live for a risqué look, and this With Jéan printed silk set is just that. To tame it down for fashion week, I paired it with my favorite Dion Lee cutout blazer, Steve Madden mules, and a matching yellow bag from JW Pei. This outfit, to me, is the epitome of the phrase 'work hard, play hard.'"
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@anna__laplaca"Let's be honest: This skirt was the main event. I was excited to style it in a way that really lets the delicate midriff straps shine, so I kept it simple with '90s-inspired basics, strappy heeled thongs and a ribbed tank top, and layered on some colorful resin rings for a little pop of color."
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@anna__laplaca"It's me, your '70s professor, reporting for duty. Tonal tailoring and waistcoats are two trends that are having a big moment for fall, so I wanted to test-drive them together for fashion week, and this camel duo from Aritzia was the perfect way to do it."
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@anna__laplaca"This was, by far, my favorite look of the week, probably because it was also the most comfortable. I'll be honest. Fashion-week outfits don't always lend themselves well to being worn outside of the week, but I can confidently say I would wear this outfit in real life, too. I think the Ganni dress speaks for itself, but I'll just add that I'm convinced everyone should own it. Yep, it's that good."
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@anna__laplaca"Normally, I shy away from bold prints and bright colors, but if fashion week isn't the right venue to go outside my comfort zone, then I'm not sure what is. I mean, how cool is this Miaou mesh top? To amp up the saturation, I paired it with my favorite slime-green COS trousers that I've been wearing for years now and kept my accessories super neutral with tan slides and a beige shoulder bag."
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@thatgirlyusra"Out of all my fashion-week looks, this had to be my favorite. I've had this Paloma Wool maxi dress for a while, and I actually folded and pinned it to make it a top! Doing so is a perfect way to prove that one piece in your wardrobe, even if it is 'trendy,' can go so many ways. I was brave with the color palette this day, but a black leather blazer is an easy way to pull anything together when you're feeling cautious."
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@thatgirlyusra"New York weather wasn't exactly cool enough for this sweater set during NYFW, but I braved it out and wore it anyway because of how much joy it brought. I kept it simple with my favorite pair of Mansur Gavriel ballet flats (best purchase ever) and JW Pei's new bag, which is coming soon!"
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@thatgirlyusra"I've always been an avid fan of Nanushka, and I actually scored the pieces of this set heavily discounted months apart—proof that patience is a virtue and that you should always stalk the sale section. Now that I've felt the luxury of Nanushka's vegan leather, I don't want anything else. Nothing pairs better with leather than more leather, so I added my JW Pei ruched faux-leather purse to top it all off."
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@streetscout"This was definitely one of my favorite looks during NYFW. It was on-trend, comfortable, and affordable. I've already worn the vest and trousers again together and separately. I paired the look with my very beloved vintage Manolo mules and big sunglasses."
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@laurenegg"This is pretty much the dress of my dreams. I love the unique cutouts, and the fit made me feel like a million bucks. I kept the styling simple with a pair of white strappy sandals and some statement sunnies."
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@laurenegg"I love this set from SIR. Together, the top and pants look so sleek, but separately, the pieces are just as big of a hit in my wardrobe. I tried to add a laid-back element by pairing the look with my favorite baseball cap from Aimé Leon Dore. It was one of the most 'me' outfits I wore during my time in New York."
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Imaxtree"I wear these trousers at least once a week in my everyday life, so they were my comfort blanket for this outfit. Between the pearls and the cutouts, this fun top had plenty going on!"
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Jade Belmes"I felt like Spider-Woman in this dress with the sleeve that hooked in between my fingers. I love that it nods to the glove trend, too. I wore them with my favorite cream crochet Neous shoes to keep the cream theme going all the way to my toes."
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Jade Belmes"Believe it or not, this is two pieces: a bra top and a high-waisted skirt with a cutout. The triple buckles and long ties on this piece won me over. I feel like it perfectly embodies my style. I'm not sure I'll have many occasions to wear such a statement outfit post–fashion week, but I'm so obsessed with it I don't even care that it will largely just hang in my closet."
