Hello, darlings! The thing that I love most about Fashion Week isn’t necessarily the new looks that storm the catwalk. Rather, it is the fabulous street style that comes alive in my hometown during this time of year. And though I’m sad that Fashion Week is over, I am certainly happy that I got a front row seat to see the most glamorous and eclectic fashions on my native New Yorkers!
Flanked by a pair of dapper fellows, I was in sartorial heaven
With my posh parasol that complemented my polka-dot look, I was ready for my close-up
Dressed to the nines as Marie Antoinette and Cleopatra, respectively, these ladies had a wonderful time with fashion
With his hard-edged sense of style, this gentleman certainly made me mad for plaid
Adding a gilded twist to cool and crisp fashion, this lady captured the style spirit of New York perfectly
I’m not sure what pleases me more – the fact that this young lady is fearless with fashion or that she made her mark amongst the style masses
Meeting this stylish stunner on the steps of Lincoln Center certainly had me tied up in knots
Following up with another fabulous day of Fashion Week, I decided to jazz things up in jewel tones
In his golden glory, this young man was in fine form for Fashion Week
Soon after, I had the pleasure of meeting a lady who shares the same appreciation for color as I do. Quite a stunner in a periwinkle blue shirt and cherry red pants, she sizzled with typical New York sophistication
These young ladies each decided to show off a different take on the New York City uniform of basic black After coming across this lady, I recognized her as an epitome of the Off Broadway Boutique woman who dresses for the theatre of her life
Fashion Week also tends to inspire the best in casual street style, which I was fortunate to find in this young lady
Vintage style blends into the New York City canvas perfectly, which is why it was natural to see two lovely ladies attend Fashion Week in their forties-style finery
Finding a kindred spirit in jewel-toned style was a wonderful way to bid adieu to Fashion Week at Lincoln Center
One of the biggest misconceptions about fashion is the idea that it is something exclusive that can only be enjoyed by the elite. As you can see by the chic and fascinating people that I met during my time at Fashion Week, there is a collective love for fashion that makes up the fabric of New York’s originality. It is the same framework that I’ve presented and will continue to represent at Off Broadway Boutique for years to come.
