Where The Fashion Flock Goes

by Natasha Wolff | March 19, 2013 12:00 am

Not many neighborhoods in New York receive the kind of love and attention as the Meatpacking District[1]. Home to the High Line[2] and future location of the Whitney Museum[3], the once desolate meat market is now a sought after destination for fashion, food and art. And while there’s always a chance that you catch Olivier Theyskens[4] at Pastis[5] or spot Helmut Lang’s[6] Michael and Nicole Colovos at the Standard Grill[7], we’re not taking any chances.

We caught up with some of the area’s most beloved designers at the Meatpacking District Improvement Association[8] (MPIA) first annual fundraiser to hear what makes this a “real neighborhood,” as well as their favorite hotspots. Click through the DuJour gallery to read more.

Endnotes:
  1. Meatpacking District: http://dujour.com/2013-03/859/andrew-rosen-meatpacking-district-nyc
  2. High Line: http://www.thehighline.org/
  3. Whitney Museum: http://whitney.org/About/NewBuilding?query=Future
  4. Olivier Theyskens: http://theyskenstheory.com/
  5. Pastis: http://www.pastisny.com/
  6. Helmut Lang’s: http://www.helmutlang.com/
  7. the Standard Grill: http://www.thestandardgrill.com/
  8. Meatpacking District Improvement Association: http://www.meatpacking-district.com/

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