Meg Donnelly leaned into laid-back polish at Bar Bianchi—her denim-and-logo combo felt like a Gen Z remix of early-aughts Americana, minus the irony.
At the Mother x Chloe Fineman event during New York Fashion Week on September 10, 2025, Meg Donnelly delivered a look that was equal parts nostalgic and now. Set against the moody charm of Bar Bianchi—with its checkered tile floors and dim-lit bar buzz—Donnelly’s outfit felt like a love letter to casual cool, filtered through a distinctly modern lens.
Her light blue long-sleeve top, emblazoned with the word “Mother” in a stylized font, was more than just merch—it was a statement. The soft hue played beautifully against the venue’s red-black-white palette, while the relaxed fit gave her room to breathe, both literally and stylistically. Paired with wide-leg blue jeans, the silhouette nodded to early 2000s mall culture but with a grown-up twist: no low-rise drama, just clean lines and confident ease.
Accessories were minimal but intentional. A white shoulder bag added contrast and function, while her sleek, center-parted hair kept the look grounded in simplicity. No heavy makeup, no over-styling—just a fresh face and a sense of ease that felt right at home in the NYFW crowd.
Ellie Thumann turned fast food into fast fashion—her blazer-as-dress moment at Raising Cane’s Fashion Week was equal parts boardroom boss and red carpet rebel.
Ellie Thumann knows how to blur the lines between high fashion and high concept. At the Raising Cane’s Fashion Show in New York on September 10, 2025, she stepped onto the red carpet with a look that felt like a corporate power move reimagined for the runway.
Her outfit? A tailored black blazer worn solo, cinched just enough to suggest structure without stiffness. It was the kind of piece that could easily veer into minimalism—but Thumann made it feel maximal in attitude. The blazer’s clean lapels and sharp silhouette gave her the air of a fashion executive who moonlights as a style renegade.
She paired it with black high-heeled sandals—delicate straps, sky-high lift, and just enough edge to keep things from feeling too polished. A small black handbag added cohesion, while her confident pose (one leg slightly forward, shoulders squared) turned the red carpet into her personal runway.
For more moments that define modern celebrity fashion , Thumann’s red carpet appearance is one worth bookmarking.
Brooks Nader dialed up the urban polish at RVNG Couture’s pre-NYFW soirée—think waterfall noir meets Fifth Avenue edge, with a wink of Parisian cool.
Brooks Nader knows how to make an entrance—and at RVNG Couture’s Pre-NYFW Cocktail Hour in New York City on September 9, 2025, she didn’t just arrive, she asserted. Against a moody, cascading wall of water, Nader’s look was a masterclass in modern texture play: sleek, structured, and unapologetically metropolitan.
Her black leather jacket—cropped, clean-lined, and quietly commanding—set the tone. It wasn’t just outerwear; it was armor. Beneath it, a fitted black top kept the silhouette sharp, while classic blue jeans added a touch of off-duty ease. The denim wasn’t distressed or embellished—just perfectly tailored, letting the accessories do the talking.
Hair pulled back, makeup minimal—this was styling cohesion at its finest. The entire ensemble felt like a love letter to celebrity street style : wearable, aspirational, and just a little bit dangerous.
