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Behind the Scenes of Nyfw’s Big Move

April 21, 2015

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Skylight’s venues add permanence and meaning to an event many Americans still see as superficial. They make New York Fashion Week a culturally significant biannual occurrence.

Skylight’s venues add permanence and meaning to an event many Americans still see as superficial. They make New York Fashion Week a culturally significant biannual occurrence.

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“Skylight looks for buildings whose raw interior allows for unlimited production options. [...] The new homes of fashion week – Moynihan Station and Clarkson Square – both have raw, empty interiors that have the ability to transform, limited only by the imaginations of designers who will show there.”

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“We’re reintroducing the industry to the creative talent, style and innovation that made the New York runway famous. This involves staying close to inspirational hubs for fashion, art and music, and we’ve found a great new home for that in Skylight at Moynihan Station and Skylight Clarkson Sq.”

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“[Skylight] oversee their renovation, memorize their ins and outs and century-old quirks, then find Fortune 500 companies and fashion designers to rent them out.”

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“Skylight looks for buildings whose raw interior allows for unlimited production options. [...] The new homes of fashion week – Moynihan Station and Clarkson Square – both have raw, empty interiors that have the ability to transform, limited only by the imaginations of designers who will show there.”

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“We’re reintroducing the industry to the creative talent, style and innovation that made the New York runway famous. This involves staying close to inspirational hubs for fashion, art and music, and we’ve found a great new home for that in Skylight at Moynihan Station and Skylight Clarkson Sq.”

Read

“[Skylight] oversee their renovation, memorize their ins and outs and century-old quirks, then find Fortune 500 companies and fashion designers to rent them out.”

Read

“Skylight looks for buildings whose raw interior allows for unlimited production options. [...] The new homes of fashion week – Moynihan Station and Clarkson Square – both have raw, empty interiors that have the ability to transform, limited only by the imaginations of designers who will show there.”

Read

“We’re reintroducing the industry to the creative talent, style and innovation that made the New York runway famous. This involves staying close to inspirational hubs for fashion, art and music, and we’ve found a great new home for that in Skylight at Moynihan Station and Skylight Clarkson Sq.”

Read

“[Skylight] oversee their renovation, memorize their ins and outs and century-old quirks, then find Fortune 500 companies and fashion designers to rent them out.”

Read