Fashion Week season, over and out? Not just yet. Before we bid farewell to AW25, we asked the coolest kids in town for the inside scoop—what’s on their minds when putting together a FROW-worthy fit?
For fashion creators, Fashion Week season is the Olympics of an athlete. Sprinting through the cobbled arrondissements of Paris, dashing from Shoreditch to Notting Hill between shows in London, weaving through New York’s traffic to get from A to B… and don’t even get us started on the pasta-fuelled distractions in Milan. From the outside, it all looks like glitz and glam—but the reality couldn’t be further from it. Fashion Week is about connections, brand-building, party-networking and, while undeniably fun, it’s as hectic as it gets. The last thing you need? Your outfit slowing you down. So, how do our favourite content creators nail the perfect fit for the season? No one better than them to tell us…
“I have zero intentions with any of these outfits! They just make me feel comfortable.”
Ashantéa Austin (@mustbemargiela)
“Paris Fashion Week is not for the weak…”
“There’s no feeling quite like the confidence boost you get from wearing clothes that make you feel powerful.”
“For this look I wanted to do something elevated and somewhat chic at the time. It feels very French to me hahaha, which was perfect as I was at the Feng Cheng Wang show in Paris. Definitely a fun one!!”
“The vibe was rummaging through my Paris suitcase and throwing it all on Carrie Bradshaw style. The Knwls jacket is a fan favourite with someone after a show telling me I’d be ‘terrible at hide and seek’ due to the noise pollution the metal jingling caused.”
“I wore this outfit to the Enfants Riches Déprimés show. The skirt, bag and earrings are ERD, but I mixed in my own Napoleon style vintage Victorian pieces with it. I feel like the boots also added a witchy vibe which is perfectly ERD to me!”
“When I choose my outfits, it’s one of those rare moments when I don’t overthink. I open my wardrobe and I just decide to wear what makes me feel good in that moment: a bit inspired by Japanese street style & a super colourful jacket”
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