It’s that time of the year again, where all the fashion geeks, designers’ muses, and fashion industry vets collide to celebrate New York’s Fashion Week. Since the week gets super hectic, we’ve put an hour-by-hour schedule of our fave (and hottest) places and restaurants to help you enjoy all that NYC has to offer. With the help of the fabulous lifestyle and fashion blogger SkirtSorbet, we custom created this city-guide just for you Posh travelers! Check out our shop below for our must-haves of the season
6:00 pm- Check in at the Surrey Hotel. What I love most about this hotel is the decor; it is definitely one of my favorite hotels in New York. While you are staying there make sure you visit their rooftop, it has an incredible view to downtown and uptown Manhattan and is your own secret little garden. This is the perfect hotel to stay in during NYFW!
8:30 pm– Looking for a new trendy place to eat? The new Ralph Lauren restaurant is both traditional and stylish.
If you want something more modern, Gato is the place to see and be seen. From iron chef Bobby Flay, this restaurant is not only delicious but also has a really chic ambiance
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If you prefer something low key, but delicious, try the new artisan pizza spot, Co Pane.
11:00 pm- Feel like dancing? Up and down is the place to not only dance your butt off but it is also great for some quality celeb-sightings (It used to be The Darby). For something more laid back The Library at the NoMad hotel will be perfect for you.
10 am- Stop for coffee, juice, and a delicious trendy avocado toast at Two Hands. This Australian spot with delicious coffee, unique smoothies, and juices is perfect to start your day.
Another cool, healthy, and trendy breakfast stop is Butcher’s Daughter. Make sure to get one of their elixir shots; it will erase any last worries from the night before.
If you’re in a hurry between shows, something closer to the Mercedes-Benz tent is Norma’s, a famous and classic spot for a delicious breakfast.
2:00 pm- Casual lunch at the Fat Radish so you can feel like a real New Yorker! If you want to stay closer to the meatpacking district, for all the runways I recommend Cookshop, always packed with artsy people and has a cool view of New York’s famous Highline.
6:00 pm– Barry’s Bootcamp class has the most insane workout with 2 locations one in Chelsea and the other one in Tribeca. Make sure to book a class in advance because they get full very quickly.
8:30 pm- It’s dinnertime and if you want to have the best new sushi in NYC make a reservation at the famous sushi place Nakazawa with the best omakase. If you’re not in the mood for sushi, have a delicious Italian dinner at the trendy Bar Primi; you will love the food and the decoration.
If you are looking for one of the best burgers in town, because let’s face it, no one can leave NYC without having one. Minetta Tavern is the right place for you. The best classic spot for a burger and you might even be seated next to Jude Law.
10:30 pm- Head to Acme for a round of delicious drinks and rubbing shoulders with NYC‘s cool kids.
10:00 am- Delicious breakfast at Maialino inside the Gramercy hotel.
2:00 pm- A perfect place for an afternoon refreshment of rosé at Champagne Charlie’s at the Highline hotel. Fun Fact: this hotel used to be a student housing back in 1895!
4:00pm- Do you have Time for an exhibition? The painting Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I by Gustav Klimt is on permanent view at the Neue Galerie. The Picasso Sculpture is also in exhibition at the MOMA. Finally, my favorite exhibition in New York is by Albert Oelhen at the New Museum.
7:00 pm- Saturday night is the night to check out the new IT restaurant in NYC, Charlie Bird. What to order: start with the faro salad and a bottle of Chianti, then the Pasta Nero with crab or Duck egg pasta. Once you’ve been filled to the brim, dance off the carbs at the ultra-exclusive Boom Boom Room.
Or if you’re in the mood for an early dinner and drinks, check out Narcissa, inside the new Standard East Village hotel. Another delicious place it’s the French restaurant Claudette from the same owners of Rosemary’s.
10:00 am- Breakfast at Lafayette with the best pancakes and delicious coffee.
2:00pm- Visit the McNally Jackson bookshop at 52 Prince Street. It is the best bookshop from easy autumn reading to statement books.
3:00 pm- Laduree’s new location at Soho needs to be visited by you. I always order the caramel Macaroon. If you have time, the backyard is super nice to have a cup of tea or coffee to relax before you’re off to the next Fashion Week in London.
