Tory Burch’s secret show and other fashion week highlights from Day 5

There is this Greek myth about Eos, the goddess of the dawn. She wraps herself in living wool spun by the Heliads, daughters of the sun, and as the loose threads of her cape are tangled by the wind, she creates a sunrise that unravels each morning. Peter Do did something similar to this look, but he’s a very strict tailor, so nothing will work out. (Except my heart.)

There’s been a ton of denim on denim this fashion week, but Rentrayage’s Erin Beatty is doing it the best how: With zero-waste practices, entirely recycled materials and a really keen sense of how clothes shouldn’t just be worn – they should be worn in. Here’s a double denim combo for the hippie romantics out there, though with Ferragamo packs and an oversized black blazer, those pants could have a second life sipping Odeon martinis with a Knopf VP.

She wants to be where the people are! We are absolutely here for it The little mermaid color tribute, which gathers aqua reds, teal and navy in one perfect style snack. With a look like that, you have to kiss the girl. (With her enthusiastic consent, of course.)

Gabriela Hearst often digs into the past when designing her line—this time, she named works by the ancient Greek poet Sappho (570 BC), sculptor Imi Knoebel (1968) and Pastor Shirley Caesar (1988). She is also weaving past and future together in her clothes by using 35% dead fabric (aka fabric that has already been made and stored but never used) to reduce her carbon footprint. Can innovation exist without new things? Of course – just look at her line.

Tory Burch’s fashion shows are often a disappointment, and this one was no exception. (We fell hard for the strappy tops and glitter-dusted lids, maybe we’re black and blue.) But there was actually a show within a show at Tory Burch, and it was hours before Sydney Sweeney took it. front row seat. That’s when the models learned the runway and practiced it in matching Tory Sport pants and jackets. It all only took a few minutes, but the photos are stunning, as fashion dream girls like Lineisy Montero and Vittoria Ceretti become a tangle of long limbs, tousled hair and tangerine flower power. I didn’t want one of these tracksuits before today, but I sure do now. Burch, as usual, is as much a marketing genius as he is a style oracle. Register for all Embrace Ambition Summits; clearly, there are many to learn!