By Ankita Tripathy
New York Fashion Week is in full swing, and celebrities are making their mark on the runway and the front row. Christina Aguilera turned heads as she sported a stunning optical illusion gown by Feben, while Julia Fox, the style icon known for her boundary-pushing fashion choices, made a bold statement at the Naomi Campbell x Pretty Little Thing show.
Julia Fox, along with stars like Emily Ratajkowski and Tommy Dorfman, was seated in the front row during supermodel Naomi Campbell’s fashion extravaganza. Fox, at 33 years old, dazzled in a minuscule silver chain bra adorned with oval nipple pasties, paired with a matching metal thong. She completed the look with a black leather trench coat from Campbell’s PLL collection, leather boots, and striking makeup.
New York Fashion Week, which officially runs from September 8th to September 13th, showcases the latest creations by designers. Historically, the event has been held in various locations around the city, emphasizing the ever-evolving and vibrant fashion culture of New York.
While Fox’s daring outfits received attention, they weren’t without criticism on social media. Some commenters questioned her fashion choices, while others praised her unique style.
The guest list for New York Fashion Week is typically a well-guarded secret, but it’s expected that the most buzz-worthy stars will attend the shows. Vogue Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour is also expected to grace the front row at some of the events.
Here’s a look at the schedule for New York Fashion Week:
Friday, Sept. 8
- Christian Siriano
- Ralph Lauren
- Prabal Gurung
Saturday, Sept. 9
- Proenza Schouler
- Alice + Olivia
- Theory
- PatBo
Sunday, Sept. 10
- Philip Lim 3.1
- Jason Wu Collection
- Sergio Hudson
- Adeam
Monday, Sept. 11
- Michael Kors
- Diotima
- Tory Burch
- LaQuan Smith
Tuesday, Sept. 12
- Brandon Maxwell
- Pamella Roland
- Wiederhoeft
Wednesday, Sept. 13
- Kallmeyer
- PH5
- The Blonds
- Luar
New York Fashion Week continues to be a pinnacle of fashion, celebrating both emerging and established American designers.
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