@ NYFW F/W ‘25 part 1
this is (almost) everything I did at nyfw f/w ‘25 this past february!!
-starting off light with the pop ups, they’re prob my favorite part of fashion week minus the shows ofc. so many gifts and fun photo ops.
-shopping ofc because we stayed in the garment district so we were surrounded by all the best stores. by the way, they’ll make you believe these spots have no bathrooms, but Louis Vuitton actually DOES have a bathroom that’s a door hidden as a mirror!!!
-our first show of the week was a smaller show but the designs and models were great. when we left the show the city was covered in snow which was a sweet surprise <3
-Nobu Fifty Seven nobu nobu nobu I luv u so. this location is the BEST. order their chicken teriyaki it is actually unreal. this time around I had the pleasure of meeting the manager and WOW a moment I wont forget. nobu truly cares about your dining experience and I promiseeeee you this location is top tier.
Sadelle's New York went to sadelle’s for breakfast, you must make a reservation (plan ahead, this restaurant gets BUSY). such a lively place, filled with sunlight and loud conversations. the bagel I had was eh, but the caviar was so good. i’m a sucker for a loud restaurant specifically for breakfast because I love hearing people share stories and be alive in the morning (our resy was for 8am😭), so if that’s also your vibe, Sadelle’s is def the place to be. do NOT go here looking for quiet chill brunch vibes. this place is absolutely jumping with people in the morning hours.
-nyfw: backstage the talks! got to sit in on a panel with legends in the fashion world like supermodel of the year Alex Consani and other trailblazers like Dev Doee, Connie Fleming, Richie Shazam and Daniel Martin. all so talented in their own rights. it was such an open conversation and it was so empowering to see all of them up there speaking about things that truly matter, especially in the fashion realm!
ok now to post part 2 <3
New York Fashion Week (NYFW) is known for showcasing the latest in fashion, and F/W '25 was no exception. The event brought together not only high-profile designers but also unique pop-up shops like the collaboration between Louis Vuitton and Murakami, which captured the attention of many fashion enthusiasts. Shopping in the Garment District is a must, where iconic stores invite guests to explore exclusive collections and hidden treasures. Many might think some locations lack essential amenities, but, as noted, the hidden bathroom in Louis Vuitton surprises many guests! Nobu Fifty Seven, a popular dining destination during fashion week, was a highlight for many attendees. Not only is the food remarkable, but the service is top-notch—each visit feels like a unique experience tailored to you. Be sure to try their chicken teriyaki, which many claim is unforgettable. For breakfast, Sadelle's New York is a bustling must-visit. Diners who appreciate a lively morning atmosphere will thrive in the energy of this restaurant, filled with sunlight and conversations. Reservations are essential as it tends to get crowded, but the vibrant vibe makes it worth the wait. While the bagels may not be the star, the caviar definitely steals the show! Attending fashion talks and sessions is another enriching aspect of NYFW. Conversations with supermodels and other influential figures empower attendees, discussing essential topics in the fashion realm. This year, the chance to hear stories from those like Alex Consani and Dev Doee offered inspiration and motivation. Fashion weeks like this are about more than just fashion—they’re about community, discovery, and unforgettable experiences that transcend the runway.
