Fendi power in the front row, region's ties to Sergio Ross, Chinese actor Li Yifeng scandal
SUPE REUNION: Does it get any bigger than that?
Friday was technically the first day of New York Fashion Week and already, hard to imagine a parade more -stop in the front row than attendance for Fendi.
Held at the Hammerstein Ballroom in midtown Manhattan, the Friday Night Show — a collaboration between Kim Jones and Marc Jacobs — highlighted the creators' many famous friends. Kim Kardashian is often, easily, the biggest celebrity name to sit front row at any show she attends, but her arrival inside the venue was a spot on the radar compared to who came next: Kate Moss, Christy Turlington Burns, Amber Valetta and Shalom Harlow — the Supers, minus a few — were all in attendance, cheering on Jones and Jacobs. Moss played the proud mom at a recital, taking videos of her daughter Lila Moss opening the show. And when fellow super Linda Evangelista came out during the final bow, the entire ballroom, supers included, went wild.
Related GalleriesElsewhere in the front row were Sarah Jessica Parker, Naomi Watts, Maude and Iris Apatow, Lori Harvey, Karlie Kloss, Lee Min-ho, Song Hye-kyo, Jordan Alexander, Natalia Dyer, Chloe Bailey, Imaan Hammam, Rachel Brosnahan and many more. Designers like Zac Posen and Tommy Hilfiger were also present.
The front rows are back in full force this NYFW, with the few shows that took place already drawing a VIP entry. Janet Jackson was at Christian Siriano, Doja Cat took Bronx and Banco, and there were even some familiar faces walking down Collina Strada: Ella Emhoff, Hari Nef, and Jemima Kirke were all in the show.
So who could top Fendi's VIP guest list? Tom Ford, your move. — LEIGH NORDSTROM
NEW PARTNERS: Area, the American luxury brand founded by Beckett Fogg and Piotrek Pansczczyk, whose glamor extra crystal has been embraced by Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid, Ariana Grande, Dua Lipa and former First Lady Michelle Obama among many others, is teaming up with Italian shoe brand Sergio Rossi for a collection.
Sandals from the Area x Sergio Rossi collection.
SUPE REUNION: Does it get any bigger than that?
Friday was technically the first day of New York Fashion Week and already, hard to imagine a parade more -stop in the front row than attendance for Fendi.
Held at the Hammerstein Ballroom in midtown Manhattan, the Friday Night Show — a collaboration between Kim Jones and Marc Jacobs — highlighted the creators' many famous friends. Kim Kardashian is often, easily, the biggest celebrity name to sit front row at any show she attends, but her arrival inside the venue was a spot on the radar compared to who came next: Kate Moss, Christy Turlington Burns, Amber Valetta and Shalom Harlow — the Supers, minus a few — were all in attendance, cheering on Jones and Jacobs. Moss played the proud mom at a recital, taking videos of her daughter Lila Moss opening the show. And when fellow super Linda Evangelista came out during the final bow, the entire ballroom, supers included, went wild.
Related GalleriesElsewhere in the front row were Sarah Jessica Parker, Naomi Watts, Maude and Iris Apatow, Lori Harvey, Karlie Kloss, Lee Min-ho, Song Hye-kyo, Jordan Alexander, Natalia Dyer, Chloe Bailey, Imaan Hammam, Rachel Brosnahan and many more. Designers like Zac Posen and Tommy Hilfiger were also present.
The front rows are back in full force this NYFW, with the few shows that took place already drawing a VIP entry. Janet Jackson was at Christian Siriano, Doja Cat took Bronx and Banco, and there were even some familiar faces walking down Collina Strada: Ella Emhoff, Hari Nef, and Jemima Kirke were all in the show.
So who could top Fendi's VIP guest list? Tom Ford, your move. — LEIGH NORDSTROM
NEW PARTNERS: Area, the American luxury brand founded by Beckett Fogg and Piotrek Pansczczyk, whose glamor extra crystal has been embraced by Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid, Ariana Grande, Dua Lipa and former First Lady Michelle Obama among many others, is teaming up with Italian shoe brand Sergio Rossi for a collection.
Sandals from the Area x Sergio Rossi collection.
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