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Jack Spade designer Todd Magill’s urban yet sporty spring 2015 collection was inspired by the men he’s spotted running around New York City. “They’re in transition– running from work to the gym, or from the gym out to meet friends,” he says.
But how do you mix things up when it comes to menswear? “Men wear the same shapes over and over again, so it’s all in the fabric, the color and the print,” Magill says. He took a major trend, camo print, and gave it a floral twist for spring.
Magill added he’d love to see “Tonight Show” host Jimmy Fallon in the collection. “He dresses very traditional, but he’s got a great sense of humor,” he says.
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Designer clothing and accessory borrowing service Rent the Runway opened their first ever stand-alone store Wednesday, just in time for Fashion Week. The new fashion hot spot, located at 16 W. 18th St., was teeming with editors, stylists and other New Yorkers, prepping for a stylish week ahead. Dresses in every hue– from short and mod to floor-length and all-out glam– line the racks, representing Fashion Week designers including Monique Lhuillier, Carmen Marc Valvo, Kate Spade and many more. Rentals last three days and are delivered straight to your door, for a fraction of retail prices.
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New York Fashion Week, officially kicking off Sept. 4, got a head start Wednesday, as style-centric events popped up throughout the city. Here are five moments we couldn’t let you miss.
