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Foo and Foo
Foo and Foo showcased an off-the-cuff eclectic line Tuesday, demonstrating that there’s a niche for every style-enthusiast during New York Fashion Week. The brand, which began in 2017 by designer Elizabeth Hilfiger—yes, the daughter of that Hilfiger, revealed its new collection at a cramped appliance store on Manhattan’s Lower East Side.
Diverse models of various heights and body types graced the appliance store with sexy, sweaty energy, as if no excessive effort was necessary for their looks. Exaggerated cargo pants, casual ties (thanks Avril Lavigne), and heavily-worn white sneakers gave props to the edgy side of the Y2K era. (The pair of flat, multi-strap maryjanes with socks gave this ‘80s baby immense nostalgia.)