How to Attend Fashion Week Like a Stylist
New York Fashion Week is not for the faint of heart. Throughout the week, attendees run all over Manhattan (in heels, no less) to a packed schedule of shows and events. Long days turn into long nights, and the world’s fashion elite run on little sleep and lots of coffee. In the midst of this chaotic but exciting environment, it’s a fashion stylist’s job to remain above the fray. Sophie Mae, premier stylist to the working professionals of Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego, and New York, agrees. From scouting the latest trends and innovative new brands to gathering inspiration from runway shows and street style, she has her clients’ wardrobes in mind twenty-four-seven. Whether you’re in town for the week or keeping tabs from afar, consider these tips to translate the chaos of fashion week into fresh style ideas for the upcoming season.
- Prepare, prepare, prepare.
Fashion Week is the moment to be your most stylish. No matter what your purpose at the events, it’s important to look relevant and show off your style. To eliminate the potential chaos of choosing your outfits every morning, pack strategically. Sophie Mae is a big proponent of planning your ensembles up to a week in advance, something she does every fashion week. It makes each day a lot more seamless and also prevents you from getting slapped with that “overweight baggage” fee.
- Snap photos.
In a world where street style has become almost as much of a sensation as the runway shows themselves, there’s a lot to look at during Fashion Week. Make sure to document your favorite looks, on both the catwalk and the sidewalk. Sophie Mae is constantly searching for inspiring images to post to her blog and Instagram That way, when all is said and done, there’s a record of amazing style ideas for her readers to return to over and over.
- Relax and enjoy!
Remember to have fun! Fashion is about art, beauty, and inspiration. When every corner of the city feels ultra-crowded and you’re running on little-to-no sleep, try to take a step back and remember why you came to Fashion Week in the first place. It’ll help get your creative juices flowing, so you can absorb even more inspiration.
To follow Sophie Mae’s New York Fashion week journey and gather some sweet style inspiration, visit her blog at http://sophiemaestyle.com.
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