New York Fashion Week this year was one of the coldest in recent memory, with temperatures hovering around the zero degree mark on many days. Yet it was not uncommon for editors and members of the street style set to wear bare legs and sandals, despite the frigid weather. Aliza Licht says for many, it’s “all about the look” — numb toes be damned. But it wasn’t just the front rows showing off some skin, the Fall 2015 runways featured many collections that seemed primed for spring. Find out to what our experts attribute this latest design shift and their opinions on weather-appropriate dressing in our latest edition of theFashionDish.
Previously on theFashionDish: Is It OK to Photoshop Your Instagram Pictures?
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About theFashionDish, Season Three
On the final evening of New York Fashion Week Fall 2015, we brought together seven incredible, outspoken industry insiders for our third season of theFashionDish. Hosted by Robert Verdi, watch in the coming weeks as our Dishers debate a number of thought-provoking and often controversial topics, including size diversity on the runways, Instamodels and the theater of fashion.
About the experts:
- Robert Verdi (host) – Celebrity stylist, television personality and third-time theFashionDish panelist.
- Fern Mallis – Former executive director of the CFDA, host of Fashion Icons with Fern Mallis lecture series and author of the forthcoming book Fashion Lives: Fashion Icons with Fern Mallis.
- Aliza Licht – SVP Global Communications at Donna Karan International (best known as DKNY PR Girl) and author of the upcoming book Leave Your Mark.
- Nicolette Mason – Well-known fashion and beauty blogger and contributor to such publications as Marie Claire.
- Pandora Amoratis – Style director of OK! magazine, overseeing all celebrity fashion and beauty coverage.
- David Yi – Writer, editor and stylist, aka The Seoulcialite, who has been published in The Wall Street Journal, WWD, ELLE, Harper’s Bazaar, Style.com and more.
- Kitty Cash – DJ, producer and esteemed tastemaker in the global creative community.
