The Marc Jacobs Haven Party was a rave-themed New York Fashion Week veteran celebrating the designer’s affordable, cool kids line. Actually famous. The choice of location, Bushwick’s semi-huge flagship nightclub, was a stroke of genius.

Launched in 2020 by Jacobs, Haven is a polysexual line of catnip for kids in the ’90s. Featuring Doja Cat, Charli XCX and Pamela Anderson, the campaign for the new collection features the star’s rock-her ensemble looking perfect in Crazy Town’s “Butterfly” video.

On a Saturday night, the ambience was evident as soon as we arrived. A tall kid in his early twenties was running around, yelling at everyone in line that he was on the list. He later claimed to be DJing and texted Mark saying he could go inside privately. “They have to let me in,” another girl huffs, pressing her phone to her friend’s face: “20,000 followers on Instagram!”

Opener Yaeji serenaded the crowd with a short breakbeat set. Charli XCX, aka Madonna of Bushwick, was next on stage, easily knocking out “Vroom Vroom” and “Boys” with huge teasing orange and black hair, before her Pink Pantheress of Garage revivalists. performed her most popular songs.

Then things started to go crazy. As the crowd full of beautiful influencers became increasingly drunk, she said Doja Cat’s stage time was thrown into chaos shortly after the start due to the fact that she and her team were sent the wrong track. . “I wish I could take a poll on Twitter and give people what they want,” she said sadly, admitting she hadn’t rehearsed in months, and was at the VIP booth. Surrounded by her Charli XCX, she looked silently dazed.

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Between multiple starts and stops, Doja played classic tracks such as “Pretty Rave Girl” and apologized repeatedly, but finally pulled it off. The crowd cheered.

By the time Canadian prodigy Kaytranada got behind the turntables, all bets were off. I had to.

In confusion, the night apparently reached its climax. “Welcome to New York!” the English ported Pink Pantherless began playing, shouting “Just for me.” “I love Taylor Swift.”

Sergio Hudson

Sergio Hudson’s latest collection marks the third year since he presented at New York Fashion Week. In that brief period, Hudson’s bold, spirited sensibility in his go-to jumpsuit and his CEO-worthy belted coat caught the eye of Michelle Obama and Kendall Jenner as well. Hudson’s latest collection embodies ’80s supermodel bombast, from his campy olive green mini dress to his ultra-daring updos.

But it’s clear that the designer took most of his inspiration from the power suit. Ashley, her member of the cast of The Real Housewives of the Potomac, also looks good in her derby, with pointed shoulders her padding, prominent lapels, and jewel-hued subtle flares in her pants. Being in the audience, or being one of dozens of anatomically perfect TikTok “creators.” Helen Holmes

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privacy policy

Private Policy has presented a collection that is so many things to so many different groups of people. evidenced by the silhouette of a hoodie or t-shirt that can be easily transformed into either Plus-size models also hit the runway this season. Their commitment to gender fluidity couldn’t have been better demonstrated than his post-runway finale performance by RuPaul’s Drag Race Thailand star Pangina Heels. It was a runway show that really had a little something for everyone. Christopher Fraser