Last night on The Fashion Fund, there were models, there was mayhem, and there were a lot of very tired designers. Basically, it was New York Fashion Week. Here, the seven best moments from the episode.
1. Sometimes you just have to let off some steam:
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2.The general melee of Fashion Week can feel like an entire world within itself—sometimes it s nice to be reminded that there is a life outside of it. Especially one that you’re building with your codesigner, as is the case with Samantha and Matthew Orley:
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3. Nothing quite like an astrologically delivered bad review before a show:
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4. As Simon Miller found out at its first presentation, Fashion Week would not be complete without some model drama:
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5. Do not anticipate any Jerry Springer–era theatrics. In case you’ve been wondering: Grey Ant’s Grant is not the father of **Natalie’**s baby.
6. **Paul Andrew’**s complex, advanced presentation proves that sometimes simpler is better.
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7. As Eva Zuckerman discovers, an unexpected rave review can turn even the most hectic of days into a worthwhile one.