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The amount of coverage surrounding New York Fashion Week nearly drowns out the very point of the institution. People review every show, street style photographers sit through blazing sun and insane cold to snap the attendees, and the blogosphere groans under the weight of new content. But there's always been a key voice missing from the conversation...
Until now. Grumpy Cat is the greatest cultural critic of our time, and she's finally here to give her thoughts on New York Fashion Week. Because as much as we complain about the petty problems that arise from slogging through a crazy week, Grumpy Cat is the one who we should all be listening to when it comes to NYFW. No matter what you thought before, this is New York Fashion Week According to Grumpy Cat.
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When your friends and girlfriend complain that you have barely been around all week.
When you hop of the cab in front of a venue.
The girl you're trying to hit on at the afterparty won't stop talking about why today's show was the greatest collection of all time.
Your friend made it on Four Pins street style and doesn't shut up about it for days.
When someone gives you a fake compliment on your outfit.
Before it starts, you use NYFW as motivation to finally get ot the gym.
When Tommy Ton takes your photo, you start freaking out on the inside but want to stay cool on the outside.
When someone spots you across the room at the presentation and starts heading over to you.
Everyone always thanks the fashion gods for blessing NYFW with great weather.
When someone tries to tell you why a collection is the most amazing thing they've ever seen.
All week long, everyone is telling each other that they love the way they look.
You have to wait mad long while everyone in front of you is insisting that they're VIPs.
Some struggle street style blogger asks you to pose over and over.
When a designer explains this season's inspiration.
Every season people write long-form articles about why NYFW is a bloated, pointless popularity contest.
When you look up photos of a collection later that day on Style.com.
When your friend insists they can get you into a cool afterparty, and then you're both denied at the door.
You see someone rocking every single trend-driven piece simultaneously.
A designer describes their work as groundbreaking, but it's clearly ripping off other brands.
