60 Fashion Month Moments We Won’t Soon Forget Inline

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    Vetements: Take some familiar, basic elements. Remix them just enough. Add a dose of punk rock attitude. Create a sensation.

    —Dirk Standen, Editor in Chief

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    Dries Van Noten s shows never fail to make me cry. This season it was the stunning a cappella versions of familiar songs by female artists that did it to me, Debbie Harry s voice on "Rapture" in particular. The clothes were dependably ravishing, too.

    —Nicole Phelps, Executive Editor

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    What do we call it? Klosstasy? Caramania? Gigiphilia? Social media has turned these girls into pop idols. The screaming scenes turned a bit scary outside Balmain, but Joan Smalls laughed through the whole thing. What else are they gonna do? Screech with terror?

    —Tim Blanks, Editor at Large

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    Of all the grand venues used for fashion shows over the course of the month, I was most entranced by the Ellery presentation staged at the Kenzo Takada house in Paris. Designed in the traditional Japanese way, the home boasts a garden complete with carp pond and cherry tree surrounded by a teak pavilion, as well as an indoor lap pool. Upon entering, one is immediately transported to another place, and I relished a 20-minute moment of Zen while models floated by.

    —Rachael Wang, Fashion Market Director

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    I ve developed something of an obsession of late with actress-model-writer and all-around transgirl badass Hari Nef. So it was a pleasure to see her showing up on a few runways this season—in a beehive, no less, at Adam Selman s show—and even more of a pleasure to catch a glimpse of her on the street. She s got her own model-off-duty look, that s for damn sure.

    —Maya Singer, Special Projects Editor