New York Look: Fall 2008 - Designers Take A Bow, Or Don't -- New York Magazine Fashion Coverage

Hello, I Must Be Going

From left to right: Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCullough (Proenza Schouler), Rolf Snoeren and Viktor Horsting (Viktor & Rolf), Kate and Laura Mulleavy (Rodarte), Stefano Gabbana and Domenico Dolce (Dolce & Gabbana).

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THE DUO
Teams, much like split personalities, struggle with the length of their appearance, whether they should hold hands, and if they should bow or walk.

Welcome to New York Look	Christopher Anderson's Fashion Week Portfolio
Karl Lagerfeld's Preshow Prep	The Design Legacy of Halston
The Best in Show: Balenciaga	L’Wren Scott's Low-key Celebrity Elegance
Cathy Horyn to Fashion Shows: Drop Dead	Stylist Katie Grand's Finishing Touches
Ali Stephens, Face of the Season	Four Other New Faces
Maria Cornejo's Show-Day Routine	The Fug Girls on the Faux Front Row
Q&A With Model Chanel Iman	A Casting Agent's Notes on 40 Models
Designers' Postshow Farewells	The History of Manorexia
Behind-the-Scenes Perspective	A Coiffure-Meister’s Thought Process
London’s Raucously Fun Fashion Week	It's a Very Furry Season
What Happens When the Catwalk Closes?	Eight-Trend Mash-up
Trend: Oh My Goth	Trend: Furrr!
Trend: The Little Black Dress Rethought	Trend: The White Shirt Advances
Trend: The Tuxedo Develops	Trend: The Bronze Age Begins
Trend: Lace Doesn't Have to Be Fussy	Trend: Men Will Mix It Up
Trend: The English Dandy Rocked	Trend: Jump in the Leaf Pile
Trend: The Party Moves	Even Microtrends Matter