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NYFW officially started this past September 9 and will go on until September 14, so far we’ve seen some iconic moments take place and a lot of great fashion.

NYFW at times feels like a big fashionable festival with the amount of shows, after parties and events taking place all in the same place. If you’re social media has been flooded with #nyfw content and feel a little overwhelmed don’t worry here is your guide to everything that has been going on.

Fashion Week kicked off with an event that gathered the top insiders of the fashion industry. Fendi in collaboration with Marc Jacob’s and Tiffany & Co. turned their runway show into a celebration for the 25th anniversary of their Baguette bag where anyone who is anyone attended. You can read more about it in our Celebrating 25 Years of Fendi’s Baguette article.

Sometimes the before and after of each show are even better than the runway itself. We are talking about the street and after party looks. The streets of New York are no stranger to daring fashion moments and are host to the greatest parties ever.

Just this weekend Harpers Bazzar x Bloomingdales threw their annual Icons Party Gala and Marc Jacob and i-D threw a rave at Brooklyn.

The ultimate Gen-Z dream party, with Bladee and Ecco2k permorming at the event which took place at Elshwere. The partygoers really embraced the Gen-Z aesthetic that is popular amongst Tik Tok users. Everyone seemed heavenly and the nostalgia was visible, the looks really represented the fresh take on the 2000s trends reflects Jacobs’ subversive poly sexual line that resonates to contemporary youth culture.

New Yorks’ rooftops have the best views of the cities skyline and of the best parties. FWRD creative director, Kendall Jenner, and GQ Global editorial director Will Welch threw a star studded party at the Ned Nomad hotel rooftop where guests enjoyed drinks (818 obviously) and partied well into the night. The men really stole the show as they brought their A game fashion looks; Ian Dior, Alligator Jesus, Kendrick Sampson, Eli Brown and Precious Achiuwa really came prepared and served major fashion looks we will be stealing.

An enthusiastic Mathew Williams was overlooking the Manhattan horizon as he celebrated the opening of the new Givenchy store in New York with an after party where Amber Valletta, Meadow Walker and Rebecca Dayan where amongst the guests.

A runway show is not enough. Designers are always looking for creative new ways to showcase their creations and this time Rebecca Minkoff shared the experience with her guests who enjoyed an immersive CGI and projection mapping experience. Presenting her collection inspired by Downtown City girls at the Lavan541. A collection crafted from responsible sourced materials giving life to designs that are an ode to the 80s and 90s grunge style.