It's New York Fashion Week. Fashion mavens line the streets of Manhattan's Lincoln Square, bloggers snap pics of their front-row view at DKNY, J. Crew or Michael Kors, a few pedestrians wait outside the entrance to get a glimpse of any celebrity to step foot in or out of the Lincoln Center onto 62nd or 65th street, but Buzzfeed is doing a street style survey on the REAL price of outfits of show attendees.
How. Brilliant!
It's such a blatant and honest question that (let's be honest) we all want to know! . . . it's also a question some of us are occasionally guilty of wanting to share.
I love this idea! Not only does it ask the question on seemingly everyone's mind (at NYFW), but it also breaks down the wall of wonder and competition because at the end of the day, it doesn't matter that her Celine bag costs more than my Chanel knockoff or that he put down more on his Varvatos oxfords than I did on my entire outfit. What matters is, in the name of fashion, we are all united because we respect the transformation it gives each of us . . . and because money can only buy the clothes, it can't buy style!
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