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How a Huge, Abandoned New York City Post Office Turned into Fashion Week Headquarters

September 10, 2015

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Having Skylight on your fashion show invitation became a status symbol for the coolest designers.

Having Skylight on your fashion show invitation became a status symbol for the coolest designers.

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[Skylight's] rehabbed venues were the envogue spots for parties, galas, and runway shows for the likes of Nike, Google, Facebook, the Whitney Museum, Rag & Bone, and Proenza Schouler.

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“The decision to house the new men’s fashion week at Skylight Clarkson Sq is just one of many developments that have reinvigorated the Far West Village.”

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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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[Skylight's] rehabbed venues were the envogue spots for parties, galas, and runway shows for the likes of Nike, Google, Facebook, the Whitney Museum, Rag & Bone, and Proenza Schouler.

Read

“The decision to house the new men’s fashion week at Skylight Clarkson Sq is just one of many developments that have reinvigorated the Far West Village.”

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

[Skylight's] rehabbed venues were the envogue spots for parties, galas, and runway shows for the likes of Nike, Google, Facebook, the Whitney Museum, Rag & Bone, and Proenza Schouler.

Read

“The decision to house the new men’s fashion week at Skylight Clarkson Sq is just one of many developments that have reinvigorated the Far West Village.”

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.”

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