- Hi, I am Gabriella Zacche.

I'm a full time content creator here in New York,

and I like to think of my style as being city chic.

And I just like to throw in a mix of statement pieces

that are timeless and I can use over and over again,

and some vintage finds that I find

in thrift shops around the city.

I love this pair of Fendi boots that I just got

like three days ago for fashion week.

I feel like I really really need a pair

of comfortable boots to walk around fashion week,

'cause it gets really crazy.

I love that they have this entire black leather part

in the front, and then this nice little monogram detail

on the back.

This dress is from Ganni and Ganni is one

of my favorite emerging Scandinavian brands,

and it's one of my favorite transition pieces.

The fabric is just perfect for transition weather.

It's just thin enough that it's not too hot,

but the long sleeves kind of protects you from

the cold weather if it gets cold.

I just love how neutral this Dior saddle bag is.

I got it actually at a vintage shop here in New York.

I wouldn't pay full price for it, because it's so in trend

and I know that it might go out of trend very soon.

If I see that an item is too trendy

and I feel like it could be a fad,

I'm less likely to spend a lot of money on it

so I try to find it pre-owned or vintage.

But if I see a really good designer item

that I feel that it could be timeless piece,

I would definitely spend a little extra money on it.

I love those Dior shades, I just got them recently in Paris

on a trip that I made.

I think that the shape is just perfect for all year round.

They're just so classy and elegant, but stylish

at the same time.

I really like this bracelet that I recently

got from Monica Vinader.

I really love this whole chain trend for jewelry,

and I think it's just a really good statement piece

to elevate your whole look without you thinking

too much about what you're gonna wear.

And the earrings are from the exact same collection

and same brand.

Just because I feel like matching jewelry

just have this power of making you look so put together,

and I just love it.

And now guess how much my whole look costs.

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- Hey I'm Tyler Joe, I'm a photographer.

My personal style is like a unicorn with accents.

I wear the same white jeans and the same white T-shirt

or the same black jeans or the same black T-shirt

every single day.

I work in fashion, so I see clothes all the time,

and I just don't wanna think about what I wear.

These shoes are a collaboration between Nike and Acronym.

Acronym's one of my favorite tech-wear brands.

I got these for $400 resale because I slept

on the release.

Now they're worth $1900 on resale market,

and I don't know why.

Maybe because people are just way too lazy

to tie their shoes so they wanna zipper it up.

But you know, convenience costs money so (laughs).

These pants are Stan Ray painter's paints.

I don't paint, but I like them because they're

really wide and roomy and I can move around

when I'm taking photos.

And they're like $30 a piece, so I can just

get down and dirty when I'm taking photos

and not care what happens to them.

This belt is from 1KCorp.

I like it 'cause it's super functional.

So this shirt is from Raf Simmons, my favorite designer.

Normally in the summer I would just be wearing

a white T-shirt and white jeans,

but since it's kind of moving into fall now,

I can just throw on an over shirt.

It adds a nice pop of color and it adds a nice accent

to my minimal uniform.

The T-shirt is Uniqlo.

It's a T-shirt and cheap, and I don't really wanna invest

in $1000 T-shirts 'cuz I know they exist.

I wear them every day.

I throw 'em out, I get new ones.

There's no need.

This necklace was given to my by my grandma

this past summer.

My dad has one, my uncles have one, she gave one

to me at my cousin's wedding because I think she

wants me to also get married, so it's kind of

like a nudge nudge.

This ring is from a Norwegian brand called Tom Wood.

My friend Mona Jensen is the designer.

I modeled for her once and she gave me the ring as a gift.

I never had worn rings before, and now I love 'em.

The watch means a lot to me.

I don't know anything about watches,

I'm not a watch guy, but I know it's a very iconic watch.

And the story behind it is my grandfather came

from nothing, he worked his butt off moving

from China to America and never bought anything for himself.

But when he did, he bought this watch.

Just to kind of prove that you work hard

anything can happen.

And he never wore it, he just kinda kept it

just to prove to himself that you work hard,

you can get what you want.

So when he passed away, he handed it down to me.

So I kind of wear it to remind myself

to always work hard.

During fashion week, the only thing I wear

that matters, is this.

It's kind of permanently with me, whether it's

this one or that one.

Fashion week is fun.

You never know what you're gonna get as far as photos.

I love documenting people's personal style.

When you see someone who just has like a true innate,

real cool sense of personality with what they wear,

so trying to find that and document that

and trying to get an amazing picture at the same time,

with all these different variables that are around

you can't control.

I find it very exciting and dynamic.

And now, guess how much my look costs.

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- Hi, my name is Karen.

AKA KarenBritChic.

I run a YouTube channel by that same name,

and Instagram, and my blog is called

Where Did You Get That.

I've got a bit of a tomboy style.

I love to mix high and low.

A bit of thrift, vintage, high street,

and maybe a bit of designer thrown in as well.

The one thing in my wardrobe that will always be

is my Converses, and I think I've had Converses

in my life since I was in college, in university.

So it has a special place in my heart.

I think they just go with everything.

It's a really good way just to casualize anything.

I think I've invented the word casualize.

And then also, my dress, which is from Zara.

I say this is the dress that keeps on giving,

because it's sequined, it's long and it has pockets.

How many sequined dresses do you know

that have pockets?

Exactly.

This is a trench that I found from Beacon's Closet.

I think it was about $70 and I could not believe it.

I literally levitated off the floor

and moved, floated towards this trench coat.

It goes with everything and it is

the perfect transition piece to just fling on

over any of my dresses.

And my bag, this is the one

and only Christian Dior saddle bag.

I know, it's that it bag, it is that bag.

But I actually got mine right before they relaunched it,

so I picked it up from Poshmark.

I was so chaffed I could not believe it.

And this bracelet, I got this from

oh there's a street vendor I really like,

he's outside Balthazaar restaurant on Spring Street.

He is my guy, he is brilliant.

Anyways, so I picked this up, it goes with everything

and I like the actual clash of like silver dress

and gold with the gold.

You see what I'm doing here?

During fashion week, I like what goes on

outside on the streets.

There's always that someone who's off to the side

who's got something really unique about

the way they put their clothes together.

I've never been a believer that you should

be having the latest it thing from head to toe.

I think you should have clothes that reflect

who you are, what your style is.

To me style is not about the price point.

It's just about enjoying the clothes themselves.

But it's the way you combined it with everything else

that's in your wardrobe.

The colors, the shapes, everything.

That is what produces a killer outfit.

And now, guess how much my look cost.

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