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Historic New York S/S 18 NYFW Runway

With New York Fashion Week only days away, we thought we'd share a few tips on dressing for the occasion...

Going to any fashion week means you have to be prepared to have your picture taken. With all those photographers around you snapping, there is bound to be some shots of you. Now, whether or not your outfit is singled out for a photo op (let alone chosen as fashion week content,) you have to be ready. Looking the part is challenging especially in a sea of fashion enthusiasts, bloggers, celebs, designers, models, etc. 

Rule No. 1

Most important, stay true to your style. It's easy to get caught up in all the excitement and want to compete with those who have a completely different way of dressing. NYFW is not the time to hold back but it's also not the time to wear something you're uncomfortable in.

Don't go experimenting with loud prints and bright colors if this is not your usual aesthetic; it will show right through. If your look is more laid back, amp it up with some trendy pieces and luxe accessories. This is an easy way to get spotted. For example, switch your dark wash skinny jeans out for some light wash frayed denim and pair it with your beloved Chanel purse. 

Rule No. 2

Plan ahead and make sure that you have items to suit 'all' weather conditions. Take advantage of the warm weather and show off that new dress you haven't worn yet but also, bring an umbrella. NB: Having a few jacket options and at least 3 pairs of pants never hurt. 

Rule No.3

It's also important to keep in mind that running from show to show all day with barely any breaks is not going to be very conducive if you exclusively wear heels. Pack a super comfy (and on trend!) pair of (faux) fur lined loafers instead. Lastly, always have band-aids on hand.Your feet will thank me. 

In my opinion, these are the three cardinal rules when it comes to dressing for NYFW. To all the fashionistas in attendance this year, enjoy the shows and please, be yourselves. 

Historic New York S/S 18 NYFW Runway

With New York Fashion Week only days away, we thought we'd share a few tips on dressing for the occasion...

Going to any fashion week means you have to be prepared to have your picture taken. With all those photographers around you snapping, there is bound to be some shots of you. Now, whether or not your outfit is singled out for a photo op (let alone chosen as fashion week content,) you have to be ready. Looking the part is challenging especially in a sea of fashion enthusiasts, bloggers, celebs, designers, models, etc. 

Rule No. 1

Most important, stay true to your style. It's easy to get caught up in all the excitement and want to compete with those who have a completely different way of dressing. NYFW is not the time to hold back but it's also not the time to wear something you're uncomfortable in.

Don't go experimenting with loud prints and bright colors if this is not your usual aesthetic; it will show right through. If your look is more laid back, amp it up with some trendy pieces and luxe accessories. This is an easy way to get spotted. For example, switch your dark wash skinny jeans out for some light wash frayed denim and pair it with your beloved Chanel purse. 

Rule No. 2

Plan ahead and make sure that you have items to suit 'all' weather conditions. Take advantage of the warm weather and show off that new dress you haven't worn yet but also, bring an umbrella. NB: Having a few jacket options and at least 3 pairs of pants never hurt. 

Rule No.3

It's also important to keep in mind that running from show to show all day with barely any breaks is not going to be very conducive if you exclusively wear heels. Pack a super comfy (and on trend!) pair of (faux) fur lined loafers instead. Lastly, always have band-aids on hand.Your feet will thank me. 

In my opinion, these are the three cardinal rules when it comes to dressing for NYFW. To all the fashionistas in attendance this year, enjoy the shows and please, be yourselves. 

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