District L

On Day 7 of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, NOMIA presented its signature streamlined metropolitanism in the Box at Lincoln Center. Relaxed urbanity emerged in loose knot-front jumpers, body-skimming silhouettes, and contrast-blocking. Against a rhythmic, concrete-jungle-esque soundtrack, designer Yara Flynn introduced a refreshing outlook for the fall season.

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Traveled, adventurous, and opulent.

This season continues to divulge the next chapter of fashion's cultured bohemian. In rich furs and sequined detailing, the FW11 woman enjoys elaborate embellishments while maintaining her effortless attitude and 70s-style sophistication.

In feathered fringe from Binetti and glam-rock silhouettes from Maisonette, the modern-day Brigitte Bardots will come out to play.

Maisonette 1977

Binetti

Gucci

Norman Ambrose

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We don't know what Andre Leon Talley and Joe Zee's job descriptions are either, but if we could guess, the help-wanted listing probably included playing tennis in head-to-toe Louis Vuitton, shouting on TV, and traipsing around Manhattan in a Chanel gorilla costume.

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and what a better way to celebrate our first anniversary than with this amazing clip of Chanel's A/W 1994 runway show...in Serbian. It makes no sense, it's beautiful, it's tacky, it's 90's, and it's strangely current! Imagine that! Look at all that fur...

Here's to another year of singing, extolling, decrying, and lamenting the fashion industry while simultaneously finding every chink in it's armor and lambasting the shit out of it.