New York Fashion Week ended over a week ago, but we’re still brimming with excitement from the highlights. Take Dion Lee’s sexy collection or Christopher John Roger’s exuberant runway show. Thom Browne made his presence known with a presentation for his collaboration with Samsung, and Marc Jacobs finished the week in his signature spectacular fashion. Relive the highlights!

‘Cheer’ Makes an Appearance at Brandon Maxwell and Tory Burch

The stars of the popular Netflix docuseries Gabi Butler and Lexi Brumback made their NYFW debut with the help of Instagram – much to the excitement of the fashion community. As models made their way down the catwalk at Maxwell’s Fall-Winter 2020 show, the cheerleaders gave their best ‘mat talk’ at the American Museum of Natural History’s first fashion show.

Area Collaborates with MyReality

Beckett Fogg and Piotrek Panszczyk’s crystal beaded shimmering dresses and embellished headpieces were accompanied by even tinier sparkling accessories this season. The duo teamed up with MyReality, the art collective that went viral for their Balenciaga collaboration during Art Basel, on a collection of glam everyday accessories. For their U.S. debut, MyReality’s Harry Nuriev and Tyler Billinger created an installation of crystal-embellished chairs – that they also developed into a bag and dainty earring. Perfect for that social media moment.

Thom Browne Debuts Samsung Collaboration

Thom Browne unveiled the collaboration with Samsung at Sotheby’s with a special performance — and presented his take on the Galaxy Z Flip phone, a sleek phone accented with his signature RWB stripe. Discover the full collection here.

Veronica Beard Stages First Runway Show  

To celebrate a decade in business, Veronia Miele Beard and Veronica Swanson Beard put on their first runway show. Martha Hunt opened th show which featured models strutting down the runway to Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5”.

Marc Jacobs Ends the Week with a Bang

Jacobs ended the week on a high with an all-star cast of models – including Miley Cyrus – in a show that was choreographed by Karole Armitage. The  inspired collection was a fabulous reminder of what makes New York fashion so great!