Often, the most noteworthy looks during Fashion Week are seen on the streets or in the audience. Take, for instance, this stunning Yves Saint Laurent caftan we saw on the way to the Libertine show. We tried, unsuccessfully, to rip off this gal’s back.
Fellow caftan lover and Vogue contributing editor André Leon Talley exited the Diane von Furstenberg show careful to avoid stepping on the hem of his grandiose garment.
Rico, a.k.a. Zombie Boy of Lady Gaga‘s “Born This Way” fame, makes a statement wherever he goes. But even he seemed tickled pink—under all those tattoos, natch—by his friend’s homage to Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome.
When we first saw event producer Susanne Bartsch at The Blonds, we were looking for the Vegas revue she and the other showgirls might have escaped from.
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If only all nanas dressed this fun maybe their grandkids would call more often.
She may seem calm and peaceful, but you better watch what you say or homegirl will use that claw ring to slice a cheek.
New York nightlife icon Amanda Lepore was serving more rack than Outback Steakhouse.
The Village Voice’s Michael Musto decided to kick it old school—all the way back to Jurassic Junior High.
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I’m sure that Cynthia is just going to love being called a grandma. Not nice Lester.