We're NYC-Based Fashion Editors—Here's Everything We Actually Bought to Wear to NYFW
New York Fashion Week officially wrapped, and we’re all still beaming from the spring 2026 fashion trends, events, spectacles, and street style. Now that the fashion whirlwind has died down in New York, our editorial team is reflecting on their recent purchases in preparation for the glamorous chaos of fashion week. There were back-to-back events, runway shows, dinners, and hardly any stops in between, but the WWW editors were prepared and did it all in style.
Imagine being on your feet for most of the day in uncomfortable shoes for the sake of an outfit, or not bringing the right bag when you have to carry just about your whole life with you. No, thank you! The pieces we all shopped ahead of NYFW were equal parts chic and practical. Our market director, Bobby Schuessler, wore the perfect shoes for all-day wear during fashion week, and fashion editor Sierra Mayhew had the perfect carryall to schlep around the city in style. Ahead, see all the fashion items we wore during fashion’s busiest week.
Kerane Marcellus, Associate Fashion Editor
What I Bought
Paloma Wool
Folded B Shirt
"This is my sole 'splurge' of the fall season, and the only thing I wanted to wear for fashion week. It's such a funny, but chic shirt rolled in one. That's the type of clothing I love to wear."
Anna LaPlaca, Senior Fashion Editor
What She Bought
Reformation
Drew Kitten Heeled Sandal
"I bought these sandals ahead of fashion week and ended up wearing them a lot. An editor friend even asked if they were The Row, and honestly, they do feel as luxe as they look."
Ray-Ban
50mm Classic Wayfarer Polarized Sunglasses
"I'm not sure how it took me this long to acquire a pair of classic Wayfarers, but now that I have, they're the only sunglasses I'm reaching for. Just cool and always classic."
Nikki Chwatt, Associate Fashion Editor
Aeyde
Belen Tassel Loafers
"Living in the city, I walk a lot daily, but during fashion week, my step count triples as I am constantly running from the east side to west side, uptown to downtown. With that said, ahead of NYFW, I searched for comfortable loafers that were anything but basic and landed on the Belen from the Berlin-based brand Aeyde. I love the subtle square toe and fringe details because they feel fresh and very 2025."
Massimo Dutti
Cotton Blend Openwork Crochet Sweater
"Right now, I'm very into textured tops, especially crochet ones. I love the interest and depth they bring to an ensemble and the way they elegantly contrast against tailored trousers or pencil skirts."
