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Fashion Calendar TWINKLE (S) Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Final 2014 Sept. 3 Sept. 4 Sept. 5 Sept. 6 Sept. 7 Sept. 8 Sept. 9 Sept. 10 Sept. 11 IMPORTANT: SKAGEN 8:30-10:30 NICHOLAS K (P) STELLA NOLASCO LELA ROSE (P) TORY BURCH FALGUNI AND CFDA(9-1PM) HELLESSY CHADWICK BELL 9-11 (P) LISA FOLAWIYO SHANE PEACOCK (9:30) THE ROW (P) Fashion Incubator 9 AM CHARLES YOUSSEF 9-11 COACH (9-1PM) A MOI (9-11) Snoopy & Belle 9-3 J.CREW 9:30-10:30 (P) ELA (9-Noon) MONIQUE PÉAN 9-1PM FRAME DENIM 9-12 PAUL ANDREW 9-7PM (9AM-1PM) MARC ALARY Details 9AM-1PM CUTE CIRCUIT(H)9:30-10:30 CG (Hi) 9:30-11AM VIVIENNE HU 9:30 JI OH 9:30-11:30 BADGLEY RALPH RITA VINIERIS PETER SOM (M) LACOSTE (T) VICTORIA CAROLINA MICHAEL KORS NATORI BCBG (T) BECKHAM MISCHKA (T) HERRERA (T) LAUREN ATHLETA HOUGHTON (M) PROJECT RUNWAY NEWBARK 10:30-11:30 This GRID 10 AM (T) ADAM LIPPES TIMO WEILAND (M) CRISTINA OTTAVIANO TIMO (men) MATHIEU MIRANO MM6 Maison RYAN ROCHE 10:30-12 (10AM-2PM) PAS DE CALAIS (10AM-1PM) (10- Noon) PUBLIC SCHOOL THE ROW 10:30 (10-11:30) TESS GIBERSON ALEJANDRO 11-2PM Martin Margiela DEOLA SAGOE/CLAN JEFFREY DODD 10-4 VISVIM (10-4) WES GORDON JILL STUART INGELMO TOMMY VERA WANG (S) DAVID HART, DION LEE LUCIO CASTRO, RICHARD CHAI MARK + ESTEL (S) BRANDON SUN 11-3 HILFIGER NOON BY NOOR (S) Style360/FTLModa RALPH J. LINDEBERG, LOVE & (men) (S) LIE SANGBONG (S) Storefront x Repoproom 11-1 KATE SPADE 11-1PM (11-3PM) Style360/ Isabella Rose RACHEL ZOE LAUREN 11 AM WELL KEPT (11-12:30) BILLY REID does not GENTS,W.R.K LYN DEVON 11-4PM Taylor ARMANDO CABRAL11-1 (11-12) RUBIN SINGER 11-4 DEREK LAM TAORAY WANG (S) WAY IT SHOULD BE NOLCHA 11:45 ORGANIC11:30-12:30 EN NOIR ANN YEE 11-1PM (11:30-1:30) TANYA TAYLOR PRABAL HOOD BY AIR ANGEL SANCHEZ CREATURES OF ZIMMERMANN (P) LEANNE MARSHALL (P) BIBHU DORIN NEGRAU (P) GURUNG RODARTE MOHAPTRA (P) F.I.T Couture THE WIND Swimwear Collective FASHION SHENZEN(S) ADEAM AMIRAH CREATIONS CHLOE SEVIGNY for Opening Ceremony Please read entirety. reflect fashion week in it’s NOON Menswear Collective JASON WU AMIR TAGHI ALEXANDRA LIN (12:30) Council (11-2) FRANK & OAK (Hi) THEORY 12-2PM (Noon-2PM) DUCKIE BROWN PROPER CLOTH REBECCA TAYLOR DIESEL STEVEN ALAN (Noon-2PM) OHNE TITEL BLACK GOLD (12:30 - 1:30) ZALDY Noon -2PM JSONG...WAY SUPIMA (P) KATIE GALLAGHER SON JUNG WAN (P) (T) CREATURES OF (1-2PM) DKNY DENNIS BASSO JENNY PACKHAM DELPOZO CARMEN MARC OSTWALD HELGASON DAVID TLALE (P) DARKOH (men) CONCEPT KOREA(P) ORLEY (1-2) COMFORT (1:30PM) JEREMY SCOTT J. MENDEL 1 PM GIGI BURRIS (1-3PM ) VALVO (T) CESAR GALINDO(H) ROSIE ASSOULIN1-3 COLLINA STRADA (M) JACK SPADE 1:30-3 JAY GODFREY SALLY LAPOINTE ALON LIVNÉ (H) (1:30-2:30) BARBARA TFANK (Hi) NEWBARK 1-2 (T) (H) 1:30-2:30 RUBIN&CHAPELLE (1:30-2:30) 1:30-3:30PM NAEEM KHAN (T) ALINA GERMAN TRACY REESE BOSS WOMEN TADASHI SHOJI (S) (2-3PM) RALPH RUCCI YIGAL AZROUEL KAREN WALKER PEDRO DEL HIERRO KYE HONOR 5:31 JEROME (2-3) MILLY MADRID (2-3:30) MAURICIO ALPIZAR/ CALVIN MARA HOFFMAN GIULIETTA A.BERRETTS LITKE (2-3:30) MEDEN GANT Rugger (2-4) YEOHLEE JURJIS JARVIS KLEIN 2 PM LISA PERRY TRINA TURK &Mr.TURK ( S ) PORSCHE DESIGN FRANCESCA (S) Intimate Britney Spears TWAINS TWINES HEART & NOBLE 2-6PM ECKHAUS LATTA 2-3 (2:30PM ) (2:30-3:30) (S) (2:30-3:30) PRISM (2-4) LIBERATORE CYNTHIA ROWLEY COSTELLO (M) LAQUAN SMITH 2:30-4:30 (2-3PM) BETSEY JOHNSON WHIT (3-4:30) TAGLIAPIETRA REBECCA MINKOFF (P) TIBI ARTISTIX By Greg Polisseni IKUMI CUSHNIE et OCHS THAKOON PAMELLA ROLAND (S) TIA CIBANI 3-5 DESIGUAL (T) HERVE LEGER (T) 3.1 PHILLIP LIM (S) KOTUR 3-6 DANNIJO 3-5 NATALYA EGOROVA & CUSTO (S) AZEDE ELIZABETH & MUSIKA FRERE 3:30-5THADDEUS O’NEIL IURI SHUBLADZE 3-6 BAJA EAST (Hi) BARCELONA GEORGINE (P) JAMES (3-4:30PM) TEMPLE ST.CLAIR 3 PM (3-5PM) JEAN-PIERRE (3-6) SANDY LIANG HASPEL 3:30-5 HARARE SHEENA TRIVEDI Style360/ (3:30-5:30) Arden Wohl x HELEN YARMAK 3-5 LUAR ZEPOL Cri de Coeur 3:30-4:30 GUSTAVO CARVALHO CHRISTIAN CHLOE GOSSELIN 3-6 HSN Serena Williams JUAN CARLOS DEE OCLEPPO By TOME (P) NONOO SIRIANO TIM COPPENS MARIA KE OBANDO ADAM SELMAN MARC by Dee Hilfiger (4-7PM) DONNA KARAN FISHERMAN MANSUR GAVRIEL ØDD ARAKS 4-6 LUIS ANTONIO (P) EXTEBERRIA (P) (4-6PM) SNOWMAN SHERMA N | PRESTO N MARC JACOBS 4 PM DEGEN (4-5) SAUNDER (H) 4:30-5:30 ROLONDO SANTANA ISABELLE DONOLA REED KITHE KAELEN 4:30-5:30 (4-6PM) BELSTAFF:Off Road/ KRAKOFF (4-5) BIG PARK (4-6) NOVIS 4:30-6 Designers’ Premier -IDNYC David Beckham 4-5:30 BREWSTER 4:30 CARLOS CAMPOS, KAREN GALLO 4:30-6 ALEXANDER Australian Designer RTW ORIGINAL PENGUIN,MARISSA WEBB (S) WANG THOM BROWNE SOPHIE THEALLET Art Hearts Fashion CHROMAT (Hi) RODEBJER OSKLEN ANTONIO AZZUOLO, Designers’ Review DIANE VON (M) CALENDAR FASHION WILLIAM OKPO KORTO MOMOLU CLOVER CANYON (T) (5-6) PERRY ELLIS Plus Night Out 6:15-8:30 FURSTENBERG JURJIS JARVIS 5:30 (5:30-6:30) (P) 5 PM BESPOKEN 5-6 SIMON MILLER 5-8 L.A.M.B (5-7PM) NAMM New York (men) ALICE + OLIVIA 5-7 ELIE TAHARI Daily Front Row 5:30-7:30 ROBERT GELLER HANLEY MELLON SHERRI HILL 5:30 DANIEL SILVERSTAINULLA JOHNSON5:30-6:30 VIVIENNE TAM (T) REEM ACRA (S) (5:30-6:30) (5:30-7:30) (5-7) VPL 5:30-7PM G-STAR 5:30 PARSONS MFA (M) PATRIK ERVELL (M) (T) ADIDAS NEO 5:30 YUNA YANG 5:30-7 ANYA CALIENDO EDUN SKINGRAFT (P) ANNA SUI NICOLE MILLER (S) MARK MCNAIRY ZERO MARIA RICARDO SECO MARC PARKE & RONEN A DETACHER MALAN BRETON(S) KAROLYN PHO The City of NewYork AUS Designers Evening CORNEJO GREG LAUREN JACOBS N. 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