The Daily Coterie

september 17–19, 2017

trend report

coterie edition

anna sui! nicole miller! milly! and more!

WHO’S SHOWING! the brands to watch this season

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beauty, wellness, & beyond... coterie’s New additions

OVERHEARD AT TRACY REESE! “She always reminds me it’s called Oprah’s favorite things, not Adam’s favorite things.”

—Adam Glassman, discussing the process of putting together the aforementioned list for O: The Oprah Magazine

CALLING BS!

BONJOUR, DARLINGS!

Which of these headlines actually appeared on Goop?

Why a Routine Colonoscopy is More Essential Than Ever

The Freedom of Planning for Your Own Death

How Anyone Can Use Hypnosis to Become Unstuck

The Insidious Yeast Infection We All Have—And How to Treat It

12 (More) Reasons to Start a Jade Egg Practice

LSD As An Antidepressant + Other Stories

ANSWER: They’re all real!

NY Fashion Week show throwdown!

THE PHILIPP PLEIN SHOW

#WANGFEST Venue A creepy warehouse

Hammerstein Ballroom

Seating sitch

Chairs? Benches?

Has anyone seen some seating?

Some guy swore he paid for his seat at a round table

A-list attendees Kim Kardashian, Nicki Minaj, Teyana Pom Klementieff Taylor, Tiffany Trump Biggest

spectacle

Attempting to get into the after-party before you were crushed by a large metal door

A nearly nude performance by Dita Von Teese

NOURISHMENT Donuts, grilled cheese Booze sandwiches, Red Bull (of course) model COMP

“We’ll send you a dress!”

Six months’ rent (according to rumors, models were paid $20K)

wait time

One hour and 10 minutes

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One hour and 11 minutes

With Irina Shayk at nyfw

Your shirt says Prince Charming Made Me Do It. Are you into fairy tales?

I’ll watch them, but I don’t buy it.

The Prince Charming part?

the daily Wonders…

I’m Russian. I’m very realistic.

You have to work really hard for your fairy tale. Nothing comes out of the sky.

What’s your nickname?

Do people always ask about your post-baby bod?

No, because I never answer those questions!

“When I was in school, it was Big Bong.”

“Sparky! My name means ‘spark’ in Russian.”

—Katie Grand

—Iskra Lawrence

“I call Jenni [Konner] ‘Yenny.’ And she does not like it when I call her Jennifer. It makes her feel like she’s in trouble.”

—Lena Dunham

“I call Lena ‘Leens.’ ” —Jenni Konner

“Young Smurf. I used to dye my hair blue, and I would have blue hands, a blue neck, and a blue face.”

—Bella Thorne

“Peaches!

Because I’m obsessed with them.”

—Dylan Penn

Love the Pamella Roland dress, chérie!

“Rash, Rashie, Sheda, Sheshe, Rara…my favorite is Dukey, which my dad calls me.

I don’t even know what it means, but it’s cute!”

—Rashida Jones

RHYME AND REASON! With Martha Stewart at nyfw Has doing a TV show with Snoop gotten you more into rap?

I’ve always liked rap. I like that kind of staccato poetry, and the honesty of it all.

You’ve hosted some great guests…

Yes, we just had Jamie Foxx and Patti LaBelle. We also had Puff Daddy and

Usher on the same show.

Who knew they had a little bit of a tiff? They covered that up pretty well.

What else is new?

I’m coming out with all kinds of garden tools and food based on my recipes, so watch out for my pâté brisée pastry.

You’ll be making pies like crazy!

“Mika calls herself ‘Mika Baby’ on her snaps. For me?

I’m Bear.”

“DVF.” —Diane von Furstenberg

—Joe Scarborough

“J.” —Jordan Barrett

“LB.” —Laura Brown

CARLYNE FOR THE WIN! In case there was ever any doubt about who would look hautest in the Louis Vuitton x Supreme collab…

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VRAI OU FAUX?

Welcome to Coterie Spring ’18! There is plenty to check out in the Crystal Palace this season, especially categories making their debut, like beauty, wellness, and a retail experience by MARIS (read more about all that in this issue). • Say hello to show newbies at their booths! Barkwood (Booth 8364), Thacker (7955), Torannce (7911), Furla (5217), Just Cavalli (5843), Kenneth Cole (8014), and PatBo (5539, 6851) • Cheers to a successful season!

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That make Giovanna Battaglia Engelbert feel like she’s on vacation!

Central Park is the perfect getaway to escape the day-to-day rush of the city. It’s a narnia of sorts. I love taking walks or running here when I need a moment away.

Bergdorf Goodman is a Willy Wonka factory of fashion!

The windows bring you into fantastic, elegant dreams of your imagination. It’s a good escape with girlfriends for a shopping day.

I love the Cantor Roof Garden Bar at the Met because it feels like you’re floating on top of the world.

It’s covered with grass and trees!

I love running on the West Side Highway because on the left you have the city and the right you have the water. The picturesque view of the river calms you down.

Pietro Nolita makes me feel like I’m home on holiday. The healthy Italian cooking at this restaurant reminds me of how my mother would cook when I was growing up in Italy.

bagel, please!

ANNA SUI x INC

With Amelia Gray Hamlin You worked at a deli?! It was extremely grounding. It taught me a work ethic.

I’m so grateful for the experience. Believe it to not, I take my deli experience to my modeling life. But there’s no cream cheese in fashion. Actually… there are bagels, cream cheese, and a toaster backstage today. I’m in my environment!

SHOWTIME! With Anna Sui BOOTH 6233

What’s your state of mind before shows?

[Sighs] The worst is a month before the show.

Like, don’t talk to me. My staff should know to stay away. I’m not sure if my concept is going to work, we’re waiting for the fabric, the embroidery, the swatches, the shows.

People are like, How’s the collection? And I’m like, What collection?

LOVEFEST!

With Dennis Basso What brings you back to The Plaza?

I wanted to return to my roots.

I’ve showed at all the major hotels in New York and I love The Plaza. Amelia Gray Hamlin is making her New York runway debut in this show. I’ve known [her parents] Lisa [Rinna] and Harry [Hamlin] forever, so this is a personal thing.

BOOK SCOOP!

With Ivana Trump How was summer? I was in Saint-Tropez finishing my book, Raising Trump. It will be published in October. How’s your love life?

I have companions. I don’t care about full-time boyfriends. Can we hear your catchphrase?

“Don’t get mad, get everything!”

International women traveling to exotic locales. This is my 35th anniversary. I want to transport everyone with me!

LOUD AND PROUD!

With Lisa Rinna

Amelia is killing it!

It’s so exciting. A year ago, our oldest daughter, Delilah Hamlin, made her debut in the Tommy Hilfiger show.

Cut to the next year and Amelia Gray is opening and closing the show. Next, she and Delilah are going to walk for Dolce in Milan. A year ago, they were working at the deli making 200 bagels on a Sunday morning!

TUNING UP!

was one of the first I walked in as a model. She’s a very, very intelligent woman and a real rock ’n’ roll fan— me, too! [Laughs]

How’s the music?

How do you psych yourself up preconcert?

With Karen Elson at anna sui x inc

I put out my record in April. Right after this, me and my band are jumping on a plane and flying to Belfast to tour with Ryan Adams.

How long have you known Anna Sui?

For more than 20 years. Her fashion show FA S H I O N W E E K D A I L Y. C O M

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Executive Sales Director Stephen Savage Account Manager Cristina Graham Director of Marketing & Special Events Alex Dickerson Digital Director Daniel Chivu Publishing Manager Carey Cassidy Manufacturing Operations Michael Esposito, Amy Taylor

What was the theme of this collection?

But overall, I love to work, so New York is the city where I am most productive. I enjoy every moment—work becomes a holiday!

Mark Tevis

I’ve got so many things to check—that my guitars are in tune, that my set list is set—that when I walk onstage, it’s a relief to stop thinking and play!

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FIVE PLACES IN NYC

R&R at Coterie? Indeed! A new Coterie Wellness Center is offering treatments like Reiki. Don’t stress, chéris! • Rock star report: KAREN ELSON jammed out at the Anna Sui x INC party at The Heath. “We’re like teenage girls at heart,” she said of Sui, a longtime friend. • ICYMI: Catch up on all the other dish you need to know from NYFW on these pages. Happy reading!

Deputy Editor Eddie Roche Executive Editor Ashley Baker Managing Editor Tangie Silva Creative Director Jill Serra Wilde Fashion Editor Paige Reddinger Senior Editor Kristen Heinzinger Associate Editor Sydney Sadick Art Directors John Sheppard, Magdalena Long Contributing Photo Editor Hannah Turner-Harts Contributing Photographer Giorgio Niro Contributing Copy Editor Joseph Manghise Imaging Specialists RJ Hamilton, George Maier

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WHAT’S NEW AT COTERIE?

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Coterie is taking a new approach this season with plenty of offerings that will keep your business thriving. Danielle Licata, VP and GM of Coterie, fills us in!

BY KRISTEN HEINZINGER “This season, we’re taking an artisanal fresh approach with new product categories, including beauty and lifestyle trends, such as home,” Licata says. “The show is much more wellrounded. The better stores out there have many different elements that add excitement and cater to a full lifestyle, whether it’s hair care, tech accessories, or high-end sun care.

We’re introducing those things and making it a one-stop-shop that helps make stores differentiated.”

studio by maris collective “The Maris team will be on hand to describe how fresh merchandising or in-store activation or pop-up shops change how you can do business. Maris curated 15 new brands and will host five seminars in the Crystal Palace and activations with personalized product.”

“This is a shoppable atmosphere, with niche, independent beauty brands housed in one space—everything from perfume to candles to skincare to cosmetics. And if you see a lipstick or a candle you love, you can walk away with it!”

PARSONS X COTERIE’s NEXT IN CLASS PROGRAM COTERIE PLAYLIST

R.A.C. LIFESTYLE “Noelle [Pallais] and Sabrina [Burda] of Random Acts of Creativity [R.A.C.] curated a lounge featuring items gathered from their global travel. Everything is shoppable, from the Moroccan poof to the gold tray on the table. There will be a mannequin display showcasing looks that you can buy wholesale on the show floor.”

coterie wellness “In the Active area, we have our Wellness Lounge, where we offer different treatments, and in the heart of that area, there are products for purchase. You can learn the art of meditation or you can have a Reiki treatment. Today, people are really focusing on how to live a more balanced life.”

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“If you love what you hear at Coterie, you can pick up a USB at registration and take home our favorite tracks.”

“Recent Parsons School of Design graduates will showcase their womenswear collections in our TMRW section.

We love having young talent—it’s such a fresh perspective. There was no better way to partner with an institution that’s growing emerging talent every day.”

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fashion for all Barkwood is on a mission to change the conversation with an all-inclusive line of ready-to-wear for women from all walks of life. Founder and designer Charniece White explains.

What was your first foray into fashion?

I moved from Maryland to L.A. to pursue design.

Everyone was like, why didn’t you move to New York? For me, Los Angeles was more open-minded.

I’m curvy, and once you start grading up, certain things don’t get accounted for. When I shop, I feel misrepresented, and I relate to so many people.

That inspired me to start my own thing. I develop samples on a size 8 and grade up from there. I have a degree in economics, so I know numbers!

Why did you call the line Barkwood?

[Laughs] At the time I was starting the line, I was so frustrated—all the men I was meeting were such losers! [Laughs] I said to someone, “Men are nothing but bark and wood!” And I was like, Oh, my God, that’s it!

How is Barkwood doing things differently from other brands?

It’s our grading scale. When you get to a size 14, the typical grading scale doesn’t apply. You can’t automatically add two inches everywhere. Just like you have to do production fitting for a size 2, you need to do production fitting for sizes 8 and 16 and 18. That’s what we’re trying to do. We know that even though a woman’s thighs might grow two inches, her waist doesn’t necessarily grow proportionally. I decided when I made this line I was going to invest in that, which is why it costs a little bit more than other brands. We’re going to be the pioneers in developing all sizes—small, big, tall, short.

Who inspires you these days?

Tracee Ellis Ross—I love her and her style and personality. Barkwood is about pleasing yourself, nobody else. Yara Shahidi [from Blackish], too, and Chelsea Handler for her attitude—she is unapologetic.

Tell us about shooting your lookbook.

I am always on this journey of losing weight and toning up, but I realized that the destination is the journey. The point is finding myself in each new day.

You’ve got to love yourself first. Our lookbook is very much about that. The girls have somewhere to be, and when they stop for gas, they pop into a bed-andbreakfast and just have fun. They’re like, we look good, everything is great, let’s pose! They turn the destination into the journey, and live in the moment.

You’re making your Coterie debut!

Coterie is an international market, and I feel like we might be best understood internationally. It’s a great starting point for us.

What will we see in the booth?

It’s a whole experience—you are going to feel like you walked into the lookbook. We’ll have tapestry on the walls, and we’re showing every piece from the line sheet—every color, every fabric. We’ll also have super cool novelty packs with free T-shirts and cute canvas bags. And maybe a glass of champagne!

What’s next for Barkwood?

I would love to have a brand influencer who understands the brand and has a larger voice than I do. We’ll keep up with society’s needs. Clothes are made to wear, after all! ß

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Coterie is getting into beauty this year, bringing celeb makeup artist Beau Nelson on board for a curated retail experience. We get the scoop!

By kristen heinzinger

the 411 on beau! nickname “Moosh” favorite place in the world “Paris!” hidden talent “I’m a great cook.” seriously starstruck “Never. Oh, actually that’s not true.

When I met Alex Box.” dopplegÄnger “Tom Ford”

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What was your first big break?

Working with Jay Manuel on Canada’s Next Top Model. He recommended me to Iman. That changed my career.

What’s some of your proudest work?

A lot of my looks on Kristen Stewart are my prouder moments. She’s very eccentric with makeup, and she kind of lets me do my thing. We push in a way that I don’t think is typical for red carpet looks.

Is there any celebrity that you’re dying to work with?

Cate Blanchett. She’s so stunning and regal, and she’s one of the last real movie stars we have left.

So fill us in on Beauty@Coterie!

Coterie approached me with the idea of creating a beauty space. I’m creating a retail environment, a space where buyers can see what’s new in beauty and the products that they might want to install into their boutiques or their larger stores. So many clothing stores are introducing beauty. We have an assortment of color cosmetics, some skincare, bath and body, and fragrance and candles. We’ve never done it before, so we’re excited, and hopefully we expand it for February.

Any brands or trends we should keep an eye out for?

MAKE Beauty, which is based in New York, and Raw Spirit, which is a fragrance brand that’s doing cool things with organic ingredients, to name a few.

It’s an interesting assortment. There are products at every price point—things that are more luxury and others that are more accessible.

Show season is busy—what’s your trick for looking fresh?

Use a brightening primer and a little bit of concealer. If you haven’t slept enough and you’re looking a little gray because you had a few too many the night before, a little cream blush helps a lot! ß

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Kate Bosworth

Kristen Stewart

Ashley Graham Charlotte Le Bon

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First things first! What’s your backstory?

I was always into fashion—as a kid in Alberta, Canada, I read everything from Details and Elle to Allure and Vogue, which were the only things I could get where I lived. There were no resources for me to become a designer or a stylist or even a photographer there. When I was a teenager, Kevyn Aucoin launched his Making Faces book. I bought that with whatever money I had from my part-time job, stole a bunch of my mom’s makeup, and started playing. I finagled my way into a M.A.C. discount, and became the blackmarket M.A.C. lady at my high school. [Laughs] I’d charge the girls full price, and use the cash to buy more makeup. I was an entrepreneur even then!

What were the hot sellers?

The first product I ever bought was M.A.C. Silver Dusk Powder, which is discontinued. It had tiny little sliver glitter in it. I thought it was the coolest, prettiest thing I had ever seen. Pervette Lipstick was also popular.

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feel the optimism!

Kate Spade’s Spring ’18 collection included a joyful mix of floral prints, warm colors, and playful silhouettes.

Famous for collecting inspiration from her global jaunts, Kate Spade New York creative director Deborah Lloyd took us to the Grand Central Oyster Bar for Spring ’18, where her Southern charm–charged collection was on full display. Over champagne and oysters, we discussed!

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What brings us to the Grand Central Oyster Bar today?

We always try to show at a classic New York institution. We wanted someplace that was a hidden gem for not just New Yorkers but people coming from all over the world. It really goes with our collection, which is inspired by Southern charm and New Orleans. It’s a great space, and really interesting, architecturally.

What inspired you about New Orleans?

It’s our 25th anniversary in 2018, so to celebrate, we decided to take a joyous trip around America.

To start, we headed south. The South is so famous for its charm, and it felt very Kate Spade. I wanted to explore that with New Orleans, somewhere I’ve been intrigued by since I was a girl. I love the mix of American and French. I took inspiration from the flora and fauna we saw in the Garden District, the Audubon Society Butterfly Garden, and the Mississippi River and all the critters there. I went to Café du Monde for coffee and a beignet. I saw some of the nightlife and we went to the voodoo museums, but I’m very cautious of that stuff! And, FA S H I O N W E E K D A I L Y. C O M

of course, I wanted to see the cemeteries—they’re magical places.

How does the theme pop up in the collection?

We created beautiful prints based on the Garden District, so the Spanish moss and the magnolias, and the Audubon’s butterflies. The colors are reflective of that—greens, soft dusty pinks with black backgrounds. It’s got the moody feeling of New Orleans. The wrought-iron lace-work in some of the clothes and garments goes back to the wroughtiron work in the French Quarters. And the critters!

Bringing a live alligator in here was definitely brought up. [Laughs] Did you learn anything interesting from doing your research?

The hankie tradition—during the Preservation Hall Jazz Band procession, the women have used hankies as flair and they wave them around. So we used embroidered hankies as our invitations.

How are you celebrating 25 years of the brand?

And it’s 10 years for you!

It’s exciting. We brought back our Sam bag—that perfect nylon black bag—which is the first bag everybody knew us for. You’ll see us play on that throughout the year—everything from the classic nylon to embellishments to wicker to the shape.

Happy birthday, Sam! How are things going since merging with Coach?

In my world, nothing has changed. It’s all about being Kate Spade. We’re now one of a group of brands, and I think it’s important to be ourselves.

Where to next?

Paris! We’re going to celebrate the opening of our flagship. I can’t wait—I

love Paris and I lived there for six years!

Looking ahead, where do you want to see Kate Spade go?

We’re going to build on the success of our past 25 years. The core of what we do is handbags, so it’s looking back at those, like Sam, and reinventing them. We’ve become a lifestyle brand, so we’re looking at our girl and the different aspects of her life: Where’s she going? What’s she wearing?

How’s she wearing it? How do we stay modern and relevant? What does she need to carry these days?

There’s lots of things to think about. Cheers to the next 25! ß

taste test!

How do you dress your oysters?

I like a little bit of lemon and the mignonette sauce, which is the vinegar-based piece. But I don’t like to overwhelm them!

Tell us an oyster fun fact.

You’re not supposed to eat oysters in a month without the letter “r” in it. I learned that while I lived in Paris.

Where’s your fave place to eat them?

On Île de Ré in France. You cycle out to the oyster beds and you sit on the benches, eat oysters, and drink copious amounts of rosé and then try to find your bicycle and cycle home. It’s exquisite.

Which was your favorite today?

I like West Coast the best, I have to say. They have the prettiest shells and they’re creamy; I didn’t know there was creamy versus briny.

You learn something new every day.

Can you shuck an oyster?

I’d have to have all the right equipment—the special gloves and everything. But I’d give it a go!

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Drink rosé, always. Just try not to talk too much after the fourth glass.

Eat real food. We’re as susceptible to the latest matcha-based weight loss program as the next gonzo front row–goer, but subsisting entirely on chlorophyll water, bananas, and Goop-sourced nutritional supplements suggests a troubling preoccupation with your pant size. So 2004, no?

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Hire a proofreader to CLEAN UP your pitches. Certain errors (you’re vs. your, their vs. there) leave editors existentially gutted, and guarantee radio silence in return. But warning—if you’re a publicist who insists on addressing strangers as “hon,” “love,” or worst of all, “hey,” we can’t really help you.

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Don’t wear Vaquera, especially on a date with a finance bro.

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Task this workhorse to do your entire job while you spend your days on self-promotion and primping at Sharon Dorram.

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runway collection, wax poetic on its references to Ghesquière and Galliano.

And while we’re at it, it’s pronounced “Nico-lah Guess-key-air.”

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Hire a brilliant but obscure No. 2 who lives

When asked your opinion about any

Begin vacationing in Palo Alto. Even if your most high-profile rendezvous is with a personal stylist at Vuitton in the Stanford Shopping Center, document your entire stay on IG and create some photo ops in front of Apple, Google, and Facebook HQs. Acceptable captions include “Okay, okay—I took the meeting!” and “Sorry, it’s still top secret.”

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Inspired by our friends at Forbes!

Names to drop: Katie Grand, Sofia Coppola, Vogue Runway, David Carey, and Jack Dorsey.

Names to avoid:

5 Do wear jorts, especially for a meeting with Karl Lagerfeld. It certainly worked for Cathy Horyn!

Katie Couric, Sophia Amoruso, Rent the Runway, David Pecker, and Jack Daniels.

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DESperately seeking Ralph A fashion show in Bedford, New York? We schlepped to the sleepy suburb and asked the locals to weigh in as denizen Ralph Lauren prepared to unveil his Fall 2017 collections in his home garage. Ready to ride?

By KRISTEN HEINZINGER PHOTOGRAPHY BY STEFANIA CURTO

MOLLY 25, barista

HEATHER 45, manager of G.E. Brown Fine Food & Provisions Have you seen Ralph?

A few times.

Will you be attending his show?

Probably not, no offense.

What do you order at the Polo Bar? Is that where people play polo and drink?

Close! Where do you shop?

Bubble & Tweet next door is great.

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Have you spotted Ralph around town?

[Laughs] I’ve never seen him.

My husband has!

Do you know where he lives?

I’ve definitely driven by.

Who does he look like in this photo?

My grandpa.

Where do you like to shop?

Locally, and at the Woodbury Common outlets.

Ever seen this guy around?

Twice!

Why aren’t you going to his show?

I work a lot.

It’s at his house in Bedford.

In that case, I’ll bring coffee.

Who would you like to see walk?

Seeing Kendall Jenner up here would be pretty cool.

What’s your fave order at Polo Bar? I don’t go to that country club.

ARTHUR 80s, co-owner of bedford wine merchantS How often do you see Ralph?

He tends to ride by in one of his vintage cars.

He’s hosting his fashion show here.

Who should walk?

I haven’t got the foggiest notion.

Do you go to the Polo Bar? Doesn’t he sell a lot of antiques there?

One of my friend’s daughters, who’s a buyer, bought all the antiques for him.

Any idea where Ralph Lauren lives?

Over yonder!

OLIVIA 22, LANDSCAPING & IT assistant Have you been to a fashion show?

My sorority would do a Be Beautiful Week.

How far would you travel for one?

I probably just wouldn’t go—I’m not very stylish.

How often do you see Ralph?

I think I see Chevy Chase more than I see him.

Do you know him?

My dad built his house in Greenwich [Connecticut]!

Are you attending his show?

No. I feel bad!

Martha Stewart is a local, too. Do you know her?

She’s my best friend’s next-door neighbor!

Who should walk?

Adwoa Aboah! A kid I went to school with designed her Met Ball dress.

Where do you shop for clothes?

The T.J.Maxx clearance rack.

EMILY 25, interior designer How often do you see this man?

Pretty often! I live close to him.

Have you been to a fashion show?

I went to Marc Jacobs in 2012.

Are going to Ralph’s Fall ’17 show?

I'd love to, but I’m not planning on it.

Who should walk?

I love Karlie Kloss.

Where do you shop?

Zara and J.Crew whenever they have a sale—not a lot of Ralph Lauren.

Between Clint Eastwood and Charlie Rose, who does he resemble?

Charlie Rose. They look like brothers!

ALEXANDRA 49, owner of bedford gourmet Have you been to a fashion show?

Yeah, in Vegas, like 20 years ago.

How often do you see Ralph?

Occasionally. Do you work for him?

No. Who does he remind you of?

Bernie Sanders!

bedford 411!

Population: 17,335 distance to nyc: 50 miles, but only 65 minutes on the Metro-North Railroad!

Famous locals: Blake Lively & Ryan Reynolds, Kate & Rooney Mara, Richard Gere, Catherine ZetaJones, and Glenn Close prized landmark: The Bedford Oak, a 500-year-old tree town blemish: Bedford Hills Correctional Facility for Women (where Amy Fisher, “The Long Island Lolita,” served time) fun fact: Ralph Lauren and Martha Stewart are neighbors.

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fresh take

From exotic prints to bright bursts of color, designers are embracing the spring spirit.

Make sure to stop by these booths for an intimate look at the season’s must-buy ensembles.

Inspired by the 1953 film Mogambo—a rom-com in which Ava Gardner and Grace Kelly fight for the attention of Clark Gable while visiting a Kenyan safari—Miller’s Spring ’18 collection featured combat boots and the feminine dresses she’s famous for.

Some were emblazoned with parrots, butterflies, and florals, some ruffled, some lace—plus leather jackets, khaki pieces including a mid-length skirt and a range of trench coats, and canteen-shaped purses.

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Summer of love! We hope the future is as bright and fun as Anna Sui is predicting. The designer has always steadfastly but freely marched to the beat of her own drum, so in a time when mixing wild prints is a thing, her style feels particularly relevant.

No streetwear here, but Sui’s woman is a romantic dreamer and a hippie to the core, and who doesn’t need a good whiff of that freewheeling optimism right now? booth 6233

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Milly Flower power! For Spring 2018, Milly’s Michelle Smith focused on wildflowers with petal-emulating skirts and layers of ruffles, ruffles, and more ruffles. Midriff was a focal point here, with plenty of tummy-baring silhouettes.

Shirting was strong, and pleats had a major moment by way of skirts and even the bells of an all-white ribbed tunic-turnedpants look. In essence, Milly stayed true to Milly, and the bright colors and feminineloving fits will tug at the heartstrings (and wallets) of its loyal clientele.

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Coterie Booth #8325 Javits Center Level 3

FA L L /WINTER 17

212.221.3660 www.wooden-ships.com

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zadig & Voltaire Zadig & Voltaire’s Spring collection, titled “Let Love Rule” (after the Lenny Kravitz song), was an uplifting twist on its signature punkmeets-militant vibe. There were sequins, overextended sleeves, a riff on the slip dress, and a risqué approach with an entirely sheer top. The collection is a bildungsroman, or a coming-of-age. To put it simply, Creative Director Cécilia Bönström showcased a collection relatable to all—that is, unless you’ve discovered a fountain of youth.

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FA S H I O N W E E K D A I L Y. C O M

Coterie Booth #8325 Javits Center Level 3

SPRING /SUMMER 18

212.221.3660 www.wooden-ships.com

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Happy Birthday, Jill Stuart! The label turned 25 years old this season and to celebrate, the designer turned to her archives, naturally. But Stuart stressed that these were not remakes— the archives simply served up inspiration for new looks.

Stuart’s romantic creations have vintage appeal that has always maintained a cool cachet. She serves up the kind of things that women like Chloë Sevigny, perched front row, adore—feminine gems with an elusive edge.

Coterie Booth #8325 Javits Center Level 3

SPRING /SUMMER 18

212.221.3660 www.wooden-ships.com

STUDIO BY MARIS COLLECTIVE A buyer-centric experience, hosted by the Maris Collective team, that highlights exceptional new brands to Coterie as well as hosts activations and content to keep your store ahead of changing retail environment.

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ACTIVE/ WELLNESS LOUNGE Sample custom treatments and discover energetically enhanced products, curated by Corinna Springer.

Khora Wellness Lounge

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Tracy Reese is looking on the bright side for Spring!

The designer presented a kaleidoscope of color with Schiaparelli-pink suits, shimmering sequins, and cerulean blue prints. Famously a champion of diversity, Reese served up pretty and modern pieces that truly offer something for every woman.

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rebecca minkoff Rebecca Minkoff, the trailblazer of “see now, buy now,” reminded us once again why the concept is so great. Because we need all her eye-popping fur coats tout de suite! Minkoff knows what moves the needle with her clientele—Instagramable party pieces for PYTs.

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BandLadies Showroom launches in the US to the trade featuring the Spring 2018 collections from By Judy Zhang, TTT, Cashmere Song, JX and RXP. The multi-brand showroom, created by Judy Zhang, aims to bring a rotating crop of the freshest new collections from China to the US each season.

Who’sShowing nicole miller

nicole miller

Booth 5023 nicole miller, designer & founder What’s new this season?

Watches are a new category for us. I worked with a vintage safari concept and gave it a modern twist.

What’s your Coterie tradition?

I always get the sales team a stock of Perugina Sorrento Spicchi Candies.

What are you currently obsessed with?

My new black and white Bass Weejuns.

How do you recover after show season?

This year, I’ll go waterskiing and wakeboarding one last time in hopes of getting one more weekend of summer!

agent r.e.d. INTERNATIONAL Booths 8204, 8212, 8214, 8216 genie parada-fishman, founder & owner What makes for success at Coterie?

It’s about fantastic product, striking presentation, and relentless promotion of all the excitement and newness, and then you sprinkle in some magic dust that seals the fate.

What sets your showroom apart?

It’s a one-stop-shop that’s a barometer of what’s happening in the world of contemporary fashion.

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who’s showing September 17–19

XCVI/agent r.e.d. international FA S H I O N W E E K D A I L Y. C O M

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ramy brook

alexandra clancy

Booth 5935 Marjorie Handelman, President Who are some notable fans of the bags?

Adriana Lima, J.Lo, Jessica Biel, Lydia Hearst, and Nadine Leopold.

What’s in your Coterie survival kit?

Lots of water, and chocolate, because sometimes you just need that sugar fix.

What are you currently obsessed with?

Our new MERCER belt bag! It’s the perfect on-the-go accessory.

all photos courtesy

ramy brook

Booth 5223 ramy SHARP, designer & founder Who are you designing for?

Happy, sexy, and strong women.

Coterie is introducing beauty—what are your goto products?

Laura Mercier lip gloss—the best! And everything from Charlotte Tilbury.

What’s in your Coterie survival kit?

Diet Coke, a phone charger, and flats for when I finally can change out of my heels.

What’s your favorite thing to order at the Javits café?

French fries!

FA S H I O N W E E K D A I L Y. C O M

who’sShowing

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riccardo peruffo, Ceo What’s the brand’s backstory?

My mother, Maria Peserico, launched the line in the ’60s—she was a tailor and decided to set out on her own adventure. It was Italy after WWII, a time when it seemed impossible for a woman to launch a company, and she was brave to do it. Eventually, I took over as CEO, and with my wife, Paola [Gonella], we carry on the brand’s feminine style, and we've expanded the company internationally.

When did you become interested in fashion?

It’s in my DNA. I was born in this world, working alongside my mom. I was her student before I was CEO. I am part of every process that goes into the collections—I help choose the fabrics, the styles, and I know how to tailor.

Why did you choose to open up in the Hamptons?

We believe that our collection meshed with the environment in the Hamptons—the colors and the materials match the lifestyle and the clientele. The Hamptons customer is very particular, and they recognize quality. Everything from Peserico is made in Italy, and we pay great attention to detail. We knew we could meet the expectations.

What is the Hamptons of Italy?

Forte dei Marmi [in Tuscany] is similar—it has that sophisticated clientele, but our stores stay open until 1 a.m.!

Who is the Peserico woman?

A dynamic woman who is culturally elevated and socially active. She’s sophisticated but never flashy, and she loves luxury and innovation.

What are some highlights of the S/S 18 collection?

We introduced two tones of white—optic and chalk—in addition to bringing back our iconic blue Peserico color. Oversize dresses and shirts with an emphasis on flared sleeves combined with retro-style wheel skirts and pants that are slimmer. Athleisure is also a big part of the collection— we introduced sporty looks in technical fabrics. As always, the big focus is our prints. This season’s inspiration comes from small Japanese ceramics.

What makes the brand special?

We pay great attention to quality, making sure everything is extremely well-made. In the past, it was common for people to go to a tailor for custom-made clothing, but that tradition has pretty much disappeared. At Peserico, we continue that tradition. Every piece has a story. If you touch our clothes, you can tell the difference instantly. Sometimes we sacrifice profit because we prefer to guarantee that every product is well-made. peserico

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Booth 7911 Julia ToranNce Hemingway, director & owner What are the hallmarks of your brand?

We’re a go-to for classics, like silk blouses and leather skirts—items you’ll keep in your wardrobe for years to come.

Wellness is a new category at Coterie—how do you stay balanced?

Running is my stress relief, and green juices counter my coffee addiction.

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Booth 7482 silvia vassao, designer What are you looking forward to this fall?

My line is called “Leafy” for a reason…the fall foliage in New York!

What did you want to be when you were a kid?

A ballerina. I still love dance, and I used Alvin Ailey dancers in one of my campaigns.

What is the brand known for?

Chic handcrafted silk crocheted pieces.

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Booth 6530 JACQUIE AICHE, designer & Founder How did you come to work with Alessandra Ambrosio for your new campaign?

Alessandra has been a muse to me since the beginning. We met when I owned a clothing store and she bought one of my first creations. It was a dream to finally get to work with her. Her support means so much to me.

Why is she a good fit for your brand?

She’s a spiritual goddess, and that’s what the tribe is all about.

What was the concept behind the campaign?

We are always inspired by strong iconic women. For this campaign, we were channeling Penélope Cruz vibes.

Who did you work with on the campaign?

The campaign was shot by Naj Jamai and styled by Marie-Lou Bartoli.

What is the main focus this spring?

Our focus for Spring 2018 is happiness…lots of bright fun colors!

When did you become interested in jewelry design?

I always wanted to be a designer, and as a child, I was always sketching outfits. No surprise, they were always a little too risqué for everyone’s taste. Fine jewelry deserves to be sexy, too.

How do you relax after show season?

Lots of yoga and crystal bowl sound baths. I built a yoga studio above our office in Los Angeles, so we have weekly sessions.

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Booth 8364 charniece white, founder & Designer Who is the Barkwood muse?

Tracee Ellis Ross.

What beauty trend are you loving right now?

Natural, unkempt brows.

How do you recover after show season?

With good friends, good vibes, good wine, and the ability to sit down and relax!

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Booth 6804 Sarah Ahmed, Creative Director What’s new this season?

We’re really excited about the new hems for Spring, from subtle to dramatic, and lighter, bleached washes. Our color of the season is a soft citified pink, which captures our edgy feminine attitude.

What has the brand become known for?

We’re about functionality and performance, and the Spring collection has a special emphasis on utility—look for military-inspired features, colors, and silhouettes.

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Booth 8325 Paola BuendÍa, designer & co-owner What’s new this season?

This season, we explored new techniques with printing on knits and expanded the Intarsia icons we’re known for in our knitwear.

Where do you get your creative inspiration from?

I’m lucky to live in multiple communities: Bali, New York, and Colorado. In each place I have a great tribe of friends who are designers, artists, entrepreneurs, and yoga teachers. I think of all of them when I design.

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Booths 7955 Toni Hacker, designer & founder What are you looking forward to this fall?

I love fall layering, and it’s definitely my favorite season for fashion.

Capes, bags, boots, and sweaters…on endless repeat.

What is new and exciting at the brand?

We’ve had some great boutiques and larger retailers pick up the collection, so we’re now available in-store and online at Gus Mayer, Julian Gold, Von Maur, Bloomingdale’s, and Anthropologie.

What were you doing before you were a fashion designer?

Industrial design. I have a nerdy side that enjoys math and geometry.

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Booth 6243 David Shamouelian, Chairman & CEO What sets your brand apart from others?

We’re known for offering the latest trends in monthly deliveries, and offering more than 200 styles each month in all categories.

Describe the brand’s style.

Glam leisure—the latest trends with a twist.

Who are some famous fans?

Tiffany Trump, J.Lo, Madonna, Demi Moore, and Blake Lively. We did a collaboration with the Gossip Girl cast!

What are you currently obsessed with?

Fast cars!

How did you spend your summer?

I traveled around Europe and Asia, looking for inspiration.

I spent some time in Malibu, California, where the Spring lookbook was shot.

What are you looking forward to this fall?

Rich colors, furs, leather, and novelty outerwear.

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Booth 7443 gene kagan, designer How did you spend your summer?

Lots of travel: Vienna, Budapest, Warsaw, Kraków, Sardinia, and Tuscany.

What made you want to become a designer?

The Evil Snow Queen…she always looks fabulous!

How do you plan to recover after show season?

With a dry martini, or two, and relaxing in the spa for hours!

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Booth 8361 Judy Zhang, Founder & Brand Director What is the design concept at BandLadies?

The showroom is surrounded by culture and art, and we currently have a great collection of China’s most avant-garde fashion brands.

What is the company ethos?

It’s about strong women and independent expression. We feel that the progress of fashion is not only in the best interest of a designer or brand, but the world.

What do your five brands have in common?

All the designers are female, and the products are all made in China and are high-quality.

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Booth 8303 the design & merchandising team What has the brand become known for?

Cashmere sweaters, transitional blouses, and spring dresses.

What are you currently obsessed with?

Brunch at Catch Roof, shearling, and fringe.

How do you recover after show season?

A massage and a glass of wine, and a celebratory team dinner.

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Booth 5272 lauren grossman, designer & owner What sets Planet apart from other brands?

We use the finest fabrics, and we work with washable vegan leather, the finest pima cotton, washed silk, Italian matte jersey, and nylon.

What is the aesthetic?

Our palette has muted colors, like fog, crĂŠme, and quartz, and there is always a lot of black and white. The silhouettes are soft and flowing, and the shapes are inspired by architecture.

What is the brand’s mantra?

Size-less, season-less, and age-less.

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elebrating 15 years in business, founder Genie Parada-Fishman, approaches every new season with the same vibrant enthusiasm as when Agent R.E.D. International first incorporated. A true New Yorker, the city’s exuberant energy and eclecticism proves endlessly inspiring and exciting for Genie and it clearly translates into her vision for the showroom.

Agent R.E.D. International has a longstanding reputation for its well-curated selection of brands.

Genie ensures a one stop shopping experience offering an expansive range of looks and price points, with the common threads being great design and superior quality. agentredintl.com Instagram @agentredintl

EЯRANT, crafted and produced in Los Angeles, echoes a cool and casual vibe. Designed by Anna Ehrler, EЯRANT styling is effortlessly versatile, unique, and wearable. Inspired by the Wanderlust of Life, Music, Art, & Culture, it bridges ready-towear fashion with designer inspired looks that offer comfort without sacrificing style.

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Velvet Heart is about must-have items for any casual lifestyle.

With its flattering cuts, novel details, and gorgeous fabrics, Velvet Heart’s shirtings, dresses, jeans, and jackets are on trend and highly desirable. Best of all, it carries an affordable price tag, proving that style does not have to mean “expensive.”

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Booth 7572 Amita Naithani, CEO & Co-founder What’s new this season?

Day-to-dinner resort wear featuring white-on-white embellishments and embroidery. And we just launched an online shop!

What’s your favorite thing to order at the Javits café?

Do they have a hot latte and croissant? Please advise!

Any fans to call out?

Brazilian superstar Lola Ponce, and Real Housewives of New York star Kristen Taekman wore our Tie Dye Lace Trim Poncho. She said it was “tie dye for” on Instagram!

How do you recover after show season?

My go-to is an aromatherapy massage.

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Booth 304 Beatrice Feliu-Espada, founder & CEO What’s new?

We launched our new herbal pads in August and our line of feminine wipes in April. The world was lacking a line of feminine care that had everything: washes, wipes, pads, and tampons.

What is your goal for The Honey Pot Company?

I want us to be the change I want to see in the world.

What’s your go-to order at the Javits café?

I’m quite sure it will be coffee!

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Mila, is that you?

Where do you stay in Paris?

Favorite influencer?

And your driver’s name is…?

Current model obsessions?

e h t n o man street There are certain questions that we find ourselves asking season after season after season. In Sheep Meadow at Central Park, we directed them at an entirely new audience!

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How are you getting ready for New York Fashion Week?

When’s that again? I’ll likely be rehearsing.

Do you dance professionally?

I’m on tour with The Lion King!

You don’t say. Who do you play?

Right now I’m playing the giraffe, but I’ve also played a shrub.

Will we be seeing you in Milan and Paris?

I was just in Paris for a dance festival for four weeks.

It’s a little boring compared to New York.

What models do you get excited to see walk? Gigi?

Kendall?

Gigi Hadad is my favorite.

It’s Hadid! How are you getting to Ralph’s show in Bedford?

I’m very out of touch. I wish I could be more helpful!

Issy 19, student Has anyone ever told you that you look like Mila Kunis?

All the time.

Can you confirm that you are not Mila Kunis?

I’m not!

Just checking! What’s the most memorable fashion show you’ve ever attended?

I was actually in one when I was in primary school. I had to wear this T-shirt with a cat on it. I unfortunately didn’t land a modeling contract.

What’s your driver’s name?

Dad. What products do you use to stay looking so youthful?

Vaseline.

How do you feel about Proenza and Altuzarra going to Paris?

I’m excited! Why not spread it around?

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What were you up to this summer?

I was a lifeguard in the Hamptons.

Cool. Did you save any lives?

I was off the day that someone almost drowned. I missed the action!

How many influencers do you know?

Like Nelson Mandela? That kind of thing?

Anybody else?

Gandhi.

Do influencers affect the way you buy clothes?

Gandhi dressed pretty funky. I liked his style.

pim 20, hails from The Netherlands What brings you here? NYFW? I’ve been in the states for two months now. I’ve been working at a water park in Ohio. This is my vacation.

Where did you holiday this summer?

Tuscany? Mykonos? Capri?

Cincinnati.

How’s the fashion there?

Baggy like everything in America.

Oh! Let me guess—you had a great summer?

How did you know that?

You look like a movie star. Would you ever model?

Maybe. Everyone at the water park thought I was a model.

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Jess 20, visiting from Manchester, England We understand you are skipping Milan this season. What’s up?

Money issues. I can’t afford to fly to Italy right now.

Who does your hair color?

Just someone named Devon from my village. It’s 30 pounds. A bargain!

Where do you stay in Paris?

At some random girl’s house. I was an exchange student!

How was room service?

The weird brother would sort of peep in my room, so I’d give it a two out of five. But it was free of charge!

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