What Vogue Editors Will Wear to New York Fashion Week Inline
Photo: (From left) Courtesy of Tory Burch; Courtesy of Coach1/17Chioma Nnadi, Vogue.com Fashion News Director
“I’m a total grouch when I’m cold, so for me a coat that’s thoroughly Jack Frost–proof is essential. My newest deep-winter obsession is the shearling coat; I find that it’s substantially warmer than any of the parka jackets in my closet and a lot chicer, too. I have one from Coach that I’ve been wearing constantly on the coldest days. It has a hood, which is amazing, because with a crazy head of curly hair like mine, beanies are out of the question. After the snowstorm that hit Fashion Week last year, I’ve been careful to up my winter boot game this season. I’m definitely feeling for a luxe hiking boot right now and have a pair by Tory Burch that are basically invincible.”
Tory Burch Gunton hiking booties, $225, Buy it now; Coach sheepskin duffle coat, $998, Buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of Maison Margiela2/17Nicole Phelps, Director, Replica Handbag Store Runway
“After an embarrassing (and painful!) fall in clogs on the Second Avenue F train platform a few weeks ago, I’ve resolved to wear only sensible shoes during New York Fashion Week. Do these Maison Margiela booties count? Maybe yes, maybe no, but I can’t stop thinking about them.”
Maison Margiela glitter heel boots, $1,395, Buy it now
Photo: (Clockwise from top left) Courtesy of vfiles.com; Courtesy of amazon.com; Courtesy of stylebop.com3/17Jorden Bickham, Vogue.com Executive Fashion Editor
“Hoodies! Hoodies for day, night, everything.”
Hood By Air tan wool zipper hoodie, $258, for information: Buy it now; Gypsy Sport I Haturn NY hoodie, $180, Buy it now; Vetements hoodie, $735, Buy it now
Photo: (From left) Courtesy of drfrancesprennajones.com; Courtesy of YSL4/17Emma Elwick-Bates, Vogue Fashion News Director
“Something to enhance my skin in the cold and something to entice me into the chill . . . Enhance is truly a magical pick-me-up, and this jolly poncho will brighten my Fashion Week.”
Dr Frances Prenna Jones Enhance Cream, $84, Buy it now; Saint Laurent Faire Isle poncho, $2,990, Buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of envieheartwork.com5/17Alessandra Codinha, Vogue.com Fashion News Editor
“When the weather gets ugly during Fashion Week, I pretty much live in my EnVie heARTwork parka
—which, considering it’s made from a recycled army tent, isn’t actually as crazy as it sounds. It’s lined with (responsibly sourced!) mink, it’s essentially inclement-weather-proof, and it has a generous hood and giant pockets for my giant iPhone and giant show invitations. It gets me through everything.”EnVie heArtwork M78 mink parka, price upon request, Buy it now
Photo: (From left) Courtesy of Loewe Courtesy of Coach6/17Virginia Smith, Vogue Fashion and Accessories Market Director
“I’m going to fight the elements in my ultra-warm Coach shearling duffle coat, Loewe herringbone pant, and lots of stops at Starbucks.”
Loewe herringbone wide-leg trousers, $645, Buy it now; Coach Rip and Repair duffle coat, $748, Buy it now
Photo: (Clockwise from top left) Courtesy of mytheresa.com; Courtesy of lyst.com; Courtesy of yeezy7/17Edward Barsamian, Vogue.com Style Editor
“It’s the middle of winter, but that doesn’t mean style has to suffer for warmth. On a recent trip to Paris, I’ve discovered my new wardrobe staple: Alaïa’s wool leggings. Not only do they elongate, but they also keep a streamlined silhouette ideal for pairing with a tailored shirt or oversize sweater. And they perfectly tuck into my other Fashion Week must-haves: Yeezy 950 duck boots in Peyote and Saint Laurent Chelsea boots.”
Victoria Beckham MyTheresa.com Exclusive cotton-blend turtleneck, $805, Buy it now; Alaïa black leggings, $1,148, Buy it now; Yeezy 950 duck boots, $592, Buy it now
Photo: (Clockwise from top left) Courtesy of monnierfreres.com; Courtesy monnierfrefres.com; Courtesy of net-a-porter.com; Courtesy of net-a-porter.com; Courtesy of Wolford; Courtesy of Saint Laurent; Courtesy of The Row8/17Grace Givens, Vogue Accessories Editor
“Leather pants have always been a go-to for me when it comes to cold weather. One trick I have learned: Try a pair of Wolford tights underneath for an extra layer. Well worth it. When choosing a coat, the perk of a heavy fur is you can wear a chunky knit or chic blouse underneath and always stay warm. As far as shoes go, I stay practical with a flat boot meant for lots of walking. Never forget jewels! A redone take on a classic hoop from Charlotte Chesnais naturally ties it all together. Top it all off with an Inverni hat!”
The Row moto leather leggings, $1,850, Buy it now; Inverni short beanie in cashmere wool, $185, Buy it now; Charlotte Chesnais Bo Sature earrings, $440, Buy it now; Sacai broderie anglaise cotton and striped knitted top, $755, Buy it now; Wolford matte opaque 80 denier tights, $122 for set of two, Buy it now; Saint Laurent Patti combat boots, $837, Buy it now; The Row Tasos fur coat, $9,247, Buy it now
Photo: (From top left) Courtesy of newbark.com; Courtesy of Falke9/17Brooke Danielson, Vogue.com Accessories Editor
“Warm cashmere socks from Falke paired with my Freda Salvador or NewbarK booties. They take me everywhere!”
NewbarK Jamie ankle boots, $645, Buy it now; Falke cashmere-blend cozy ruffled bed socks, $36, Buy it now
Photo: (Clockwise from top left) Courtesy of Coach; Courtesy of gypsysportny.com; Courtesy of friracha2go.com; Courtesy of theendusa.com; Courtesy of Vans; Courtesy of na-nyc.com10/17Kelly Connor, Vogue.com Market Editor
“Hot sauce (in my bag, obvi), my Coach men’s shearling track jacket, this leather Gypsy Sport dad hat, a hoodie from The/End, and my favorite N/A knit socks will all keep me hot and spicy this week!”
Coach men’s shearling track jacket, $1,100, Buy it now; Gypsy Sport leather Haturn cap, $95, Buy it now; Sriracha2Go, $5, Buy it now; The/End zip crew, $178, Buy it now; Gosha Rubchinskiy x Vans Era Decon LX shoes, $150, Buy it now; N/A Sock/Three, $18, Buy it now
Photo: (From left) Courtesy of rejuvahealth.com; Courtesy of uline.com11/17Rachel Waldman, Vogue Fashion Writer
“First to go numb are my fingers and toes, so for me, it’s hand and feet warmers all the way. They’re a quick and easy (not to mention cheap!) toasty trick for looking like I’m keeping my cool in the freezing cold. Oh, and compression socks to keep my blood pumping!”
Rejuva Health Stripe Coral RejuvaSocks, $30, Buy it now; Hothands hand and foot warmers, $38, Buy it now
Photo: (Clockwise from top left) Courtesy of Gucci; Courtesy of alphaindustries.com; Courtesy of Brock Collection; Courtesy of Theory; Courtesy of chromeheartstop.com12/17Emma Morrison, Vogue Market Editor
“Vetements sweatshirts (or the originals that they duped!) layered over thin cashmere sweaters (take off the hoodie for night) and lots of Heattech leggings that just fit under not-too-loose Brock Collection jeans or Levi’s. A super-big bomber (duh) or fur (Theory, please bring back your perfect Seymour jacket) on top of it all, and throw in a belt to jazz things up when the first layer comes off. Glamorous, no. But it’s a practical approach and, at least this season, feels very appropriate.”
Gucci canvas web belt with bee buckle, $390, Buy it now; Alpha Industries men’s MA-1 flight jacket, $135, Buy it now; Brock Collection light vintage Wright jeans, $490, Buy it now; Theory Seymour fur coat, $1,525, for information: Buy it now; Chrome Hearts zip-up hoodie, $400, for information: chromehearts.com
Photo: (From left) Courtesy of J.Crew; Courtesy of Uniqlo13/17Kristin Anderson, Vogue.com Fashion News Writer
“While not exactly a secret, when the straits are seriously dire, Uniqlo Heattech layering doesn’t mess around. I’m particularly in love with their leggings. Though they might add some bulk to the sleekest of skinny jeans, consider it your license to dabble in an oversize pant—my baggy Chimalas, whiskey-colored corduroy flares, and my widest-leg Acne pair (known by some around the office as my raver pant) will be getting plenty of love.”
Chimala cropped Japanese selvedge jeans in smoke gray, $396, Buy it now; Uniqlo Heattech leggings, $8, Buy it now
Photo: (Clockwise from top left) Courtesy of Calypso St. Barth; Courtesy of net-a-porter.com; Courtesy of matchesfashion.com; Courtesy of drmartens.com; Courtesy of Amara; Courtesy of farfetch.com14/17Anny Choi, Vogue.com Assistant Market Editor
“I really don’t do well in the cold. New York Fashion Week in February always freaks me out a little because you can’t really plan an outfit for the entire week. It could easily snow one day and rain the next. I gave away all of my Canada Goose and North Face coats, so I couldn’t reach for them even in the worst scenarios. Instead, I stocked up on two amazing vintage fur coats at A Current Affair last fall, which I’m really excited to sport during Fashion Week. I’ve never been a coat girl, so this is kind of a big deal for me. I also wear thick socks and knee-high boots underneath my flared jeans to keep the wind out—no one knows I have an extra layer around my shin, and I’m actually warm! But I do think I need to invest in a pair of winter boots that aren’t Sorels but also aren’t Saint Laurent—something weather-proof that still look cool.”
Calypso St. Barth Phronia leopard printed fur jacket, $1,200, Buy it now; MiH Jeans Lou cropped high-rise flared jeans, $270, Buy it now; Altuzarra Whitney Prince of Wales check wool-blend trousers, $534, Buy it now; Dr. Martens 1460 Mono lace-up boots, $130, Buy it now; Samantha Holmes alpaca knee-high socks, $44, Buy it now; Chloé knee-high boots, $528, Buy it now
Photo: (Clockwise from top left) Courtesy of Vetements; Courtesy of billyla.com; Courtesy of lagarconne.com; Courtesy of stylebop.com15/17Sara Moonves, Vogue Contributing Fashion Editor
“I will be living in my mom’s old fur coat that she passed onto me. It’s dyed silver fox and so warm that I can literally wear a T-shirt underneath and still be good to go. I also wear thick tights under my jeans on extra cold days!”
Vetements reworked straight-leg jeans, $1,395, Buy it now; Pologeorgis The Lola silver fox chubby, $3,995, Buy it now; Billy Tee 11, $120, Buy it now; Hansel From Basel ribbed wool tights, $37, Buy it now
Photo: (Clockwise from top left) Courtesy of Ann Taylor; Courtesy of Marc Jacobs; Courtesy of stylebop.com; Courtesy of theoutnet.com16/17Steff Yotka, Vogue.com Fashion News Writer
“I find that the constant running around during New York Fashion Week can be enough to keep me warm—especially because show venues can be so hot due to the large numbers of people inside and the runway lighting. With that in mind, I like to plan outfits that can work for times when I’m sweltering and when I’m shivering. My current mix is a thin turtleneck with cropped trousers underneath an oversize coat. For really blistery days, I’ll add cute socks and a cashmere beanie that I can toss into my bag when I enter the shows.”
Ann Taylor long-sleeve turtleneck, $40, Buy it now; Marc by Marc Jacobs cashmere skull hat, $98, Buy it now; 3.1 Phillip Lim high-waist cropped trousers, $515, Buy it now; Chloé wool-blend bouclé coat, $1,158, Buy it now
Photo: (From left) Courtesy of Nordstrom; Courtesy of J. Crew17/17Emily Farra, Vogue.com Fashion News Associate
“I find that wearing a fitted turtleneck under everything really makes a difference in keeping me warm—it blocks even the slightest gust of cold air from making contact with your skin! I have a few from J.Crew that are tissue-thin and slinky enough to wear under a slip dress, but I also wear them tucked into high-rise jeans with chunky sweaters on top. Weather-proof boots are nonnegotiable: I have an amazing pair of Rockies from Woolrich that are super warm, have serious traction, and look great with jeans or leather pants.”
Woolrich Rockies boots, $225, Buy it now; J.Crew striped tissue turtleneck T-shirt, $45, Buy it now
