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Spring 2013 Fashion Week: Behind-the-Scenes Instagrams From the Shows!

Sep 8, 2012 @ 7:43 pm

Each year our editors go behind-the-scenes for New York Fashion Week, and this year we’re sharing our VIP views with you! Throughout the shows, InStyle is bringing you all of our coverage on Instagram—making you our plus-one for fashion week’s top runways, parties, and more. Today, we checked out Alexander Wang‘s latest collection with his littlest fan (his niece), oogled the dresses at Christian Siriano, and primped with the Ruffian models. Check out more of today’s best photos, and stay tuned for your daily dose of Fashion Week!

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First Look: Ruffian’s Collection for MAC!

May 17, 2012 @ 4:30 pm

Cult favorite New York clothing line Ruffian is known as much for their coveted fashion—Kirsten Dunst, Cate Blanchett, and Kate Moss are fans—as for the beauty looks born on their runway. Now that Ruffian Red is an established go-to crimson lip color, designers Brian Wolk and Claude Morais are expanding to nails. They’ve collaborated with MAC to develop a collection of super-chic press-ons in varying takes on the signature Ruffian half-moon manicure. “Every season Claude and I start with the manicure idea and it really forms the collection,” Wolk told InStyle.com exclusively. “Ruffian is always about a story, about a movie, about a film. It’s cinematic.” The kits of 24 press-on nails are self-adhesive and will be available for a limited time on maccosmetics.com starting on June 18th. “There is something so Ruffian about the ephemeral, that it will last just for a moment,” said Wolk. View the entire collection in the gallery.

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Instant Fashion Week Trend: Bow Ties

Feb 13, 2011 @ 10:03 am

With the recent menswear trend on the red carpet—Leighton Meester and Alexa Chung both wearing head-to-toe tuxedo looks—the bow tie trend carried over to fall runways in new interpretations. Jason Wu (left) showed a short ribbon symmetrically tied, Prabal Gurung (center) made his neckwear long and loose, and Ruffian (right) designers Brian Wolk and Claude Morais offered the traditional squat and standard look paired with a crisp white blouse, patent skirt, and long tuxedo jacket. Go ahead, get your penguin on this fall.

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