In Minneapolis we’re still fighting the winter freeze, but
in the faraway land of New York City, summer has already faded into fall – at
least on fashion runways.
A week in, I'm rolling my eyes at the shows' incessant media coverage, but am possibly just bitter that Karlie Kloss’s twit pics are the
closest I’ll get to the bright lights, designers, and their drawings come to life. I’m swerving
past the majority of couture collections, parking, and fixing the headlights on J.Crew. The Jenna Lyons line is simply more accessible than other high-end
offerings. Khakis that made my school dress code tolerable were my gateway into the brand years ago, and it feels like home – ever-evolving and
stylish, but unintimidating and familiar.
Below are my favorite Fashion Week looks. All capitalize
on current whisperings of trend and shout them loud and proud, while remaining
grounded in sophisticated prep. Pencil skirts, ankle trousers and blouses rise
to the next level in mixed-pattern pairings and graphic prints. The juxtaposition
of weekend casual (leopard cap, drawstring trousers) and work-week polished (pointy-toe
pumps, tailored tops) is smart and playful, blurring the lines between two separate environments and fusing one versatile and authentic style aesthetic.
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