13 Things To Look Out For This New York Fashion Week

Kanye shipped editors off to Roosevelt Island in a bus an hour and a half before his season 4 show was supposed to start this afternoon. As usual, it started more than an hour late. Photo: Getty

Thakoon Panichgul and his Thakoon line skipped last season in order to jump into the see now, buy now racket—which should be easier now that the designer has his own chic brick and mortar to call home. Tommy Hilfiger is also joining rank and showing his Gigi Hadid collab at the same time it will hit retail. Misha Nonoo is showing her direct-to-market collection via SnapChat. Meanwhile, Michael Kors is dipping a toe in with some accessories available immediately off the runway. Photo: Courtesy Thakoon

With NYC temps slated to hit the 90s, the reigning trend of haute sweatshirts is about to get, well, hot. Photo: Getty

Ford introduced his own brand in New York in 2010, pre-Insta. He then skipped town to show in London, hitting LA last season and is now going places few have been before—the see now, buy now model being shown to big wigs back here in the Big Apple. Photo: Getty

Are you a Vetements or an Off-White girl? The remixed, $1,000 plus jeans will be going head to head—or rather butt to butt—on the street style circuit.

Raf Simons was named creative director of Calvin Klein last month and since his first season will show for Fall 2017, the brand is having only a small presentation. Similarly, Oscar de la Renta named the duo behind Monse, Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia, co-creative directors, with their first season hitting Fall 2017. In the meantime an in-house team will design for Spring 2017. Photo: Getty

Gucci's collaboration with graffiti artist GucciGhost melds the of-the-moment streetwear vibe with the It brand of the moment to create the must-have bag of the season. Photo: Getty

Rihanna is showing her Fenty Puma Collection around town starting with Bergdorf Goodman. Kicking off the weekend, Tommy Hilfiger is also popping-up with "Tommy Pier" at Pier 16 in the South Street Seaport, complete with fair rides and styles designed with Gigi Hadid. And LA natives Kendall and Kylie Jenner are opening a pop-up for their namesake collection at the Samsung Experience Store at 837 Washington Street. Photo: Getty

Are you Life of Pablo or Purpose Tour? The merch you choose can be more polarizing than the November elections. Photo: Getty

Opting for a sleek shoe or the ultimate stomper is the boot question on every fashion girl's mind this week. Balenciaga offers a shoe that gets directly to the point, while Louis Vuitton provides a punk attitude for all seasons.

Le Cou Cou is the charming new spot from chef Daniel Rose of Spring and La Bourse et La Vie in Paris, and restaurateur Stephen Starr. The SoHo location brings French flair to NYC in a setting that fashion people and Instagram stars adore.

In case you forgot to prep for your street style looks, feel free to shop while New York Fashion Week-ing. At the Shop @ NYFW at 875 Washington Street (September 8-11) you can buy local from accessory designers like Lizzie Fortunato. Meanwhile, F.Y.I. @ MADE New York allows show-goers to buy straight-from-the-catwalk clothing from buzzy up-and-comers from September 12-14.

Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West will fete their Carine Roitfeld-styled cover at the party of the week: Harper's BAZAAR and Carine's annual Icons event at the Plaza Hotel. Photo: Karl Lagerfeld