Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2015
Jeremy Scott, Designer
For me, it was really watching the last model go out onto the runway because then it was like, Woosh, job done!
Karen Buglisi Weiler, M.A.C Global Brand President
Last night at Zac Posen, we saw a beautiful kind of red muted lip, glowy skin (which never goes out of style), and a sparkly eye, and it was absolutely gorgeous.
Valerie Steele, Director and Chief Curator, the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology
Sophie Theallet staged the best show she's ever done.
African-inspired, incredible textiles and cuts, beautiful models, and amazing African musicians! Brava, Sophie!
Victoria Justice, Actress
At Alice and Olivia, there was this really cool, almost floor-length fiery-red vest with a beaded crop top and red pants and it was beautiful.
And then after that I had a juicy dry-aged burger and that was also beautiful.
Diana Tsui, Senior Market Editor, the Cut
Tory Burch showed a really cool take on evening dressing that featured a long bejeweled tunic with slits up the side, styled with shorts.
It felt really fun, young, and easy to wear.
André Leon Talley, Contributing Editor, Vogue
Vera Wang's red flamenco baby-doll creates Fellini boudoir bordello with French film noir overtones. Loved it.
André Leon Talley, Contributing Editor, Vogue
So loved Serena Williams backstage in her super bossa nova fringe skirt and towering stilettos. Drake was there to support her.
She pulled it off. Binge of fringe, and it’s fringetastic!
André Leon Talley, Contributing Editor, Vogue
Love the extraordinary youthful Goya inspirations in Oscar de la Renta: the ponytails tied in Goya ribbons, the best emerald-green satin suit belted in pale, pale pink.
Rebecca Ramsey, Senior Fashion Editor, the Cut
At Coach’s runway show, models wore Liberty-like florals, patchworked boots, and neat stitched suits.
The bags, oversize on the shoulder or tucked neatly under the arm, will likely be popular on the street come spring.
Simon Doonan, Barneys New York Creative Ambassador
Narciso Rodriguez’s show was a symphony of craftsmanship. I am talking about a whole Tchaikovsky situation.
Véronique Hyland, Fashion News Editor, the Cut
Gypsy Sport was a raucous good time, with Jaden Smith front row and some of my favorite casting of the week.
And Rosetta Getty's understated and lovely collection, especially the crisp white culottes, might convert me to minimalism at long last.
Valerie Steele, Director and Chief Curator of the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology
Rodarte was a glittering ’70s ode to Yves Saint Laurent, Halston, and Southern California. Very louche and sexy.
It’s easy for people inside the industry to get jaded about Fashion Week, and it’s just as easy for those outside the industry to find this attitude baffling. A full week dedicated to looking at beautiful clothes? What’s not to love?
In the spirit of positivity, the Cut has been asking insiders — designers, editors, celebrities — about their favorite Fashion Week moment from the past 24 hours. Maybe it’s a runway look, maybe it’s a model, maybe it’s a funny thing that happened in the cab on the way to the show. Above, we present the the latest installment of the Love List: an interactive photo wall of the past day’s highlights. Hover over a photo to find out who loved each particular moment, and why.
