Inside the New York Fashion Week experience—where fashion houses offer front row seats and designer access for $3,000 by TanyaKlich
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“I love fashion, but since I’m not in the industry, getting access to the shows is difficult,” she says. “Even if I may not wear things like these every day it’s amazing to see the shows in person. The way things move on the runway can sometimes take your breath away.” Allie Egan, president and CEO of Cynthia Rowley, says even the 30-year-old global company cannot rest on its laurels. “As a brand you can never rely on your existing status,” she says. “You need to tell new stories, create new experiences, and connect with new customers and fans.”
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