Some people travel for museums, others for food, but for me, NYC is the ultimate city for people-watching.
New York during the winter months can be so unkind to you, but as soon as the first ray of sunshine kisses your face, you forgive her like winter never happened. (Yes, I'm aware it sounds a lot like a toxic relationship.)
Do you ever walk around the streets of NYC with your headphones in and feel like you're the main character in a movie? That’s the magic of NYC—you feel like the star of your own film, and your outfit is the costume that tells the world who you are.
Here are some looks Linoya spotted in NYC this week that are giving main character syndrome, and we are totally here for it.
Spotted in the heart of SoHo at a LUISAVIAROMA event—keeping your personal belongings close to your chest was more than just a saying; it was a bold fashion statement. A glove turned into a bag, holding your most precious possessions—how can you say no to that?
Editors Picks:
Black is the New Black.
OK, for anyone who's saying, "Wearing black is so boring," you clearly did not see this outfit!!
She didn’t just wear black—she owned it. Layers of texture, subtle contrasts, and an attitude that made every piece feel like a deliberate statement rather than a safe choice. Or, like Blair Waldorf said, "Fashion is the most powerful art there is. It's movement, design, and architecture, all in one."
Not so Boring Black Pieces
What's that? A hat? (Giggling in Millennial)
It's no secret that we've been seeing so much of the '50s making a comeback—from cinched waists to brooches, and now, slowly, we're seeing more and more unique hats entering the streets of New York, Paris, and Milan.
Wearing a unique hat adds so much to a simple outfit, and we LOVE how Michal Kurtis styled this hat.
A Lady's Hat
NYC fashion isn’t just about what you wear—it’s about how you wear it. And if there’s one rule in this city, it’s that there are no rules.
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