HeyJaredAlexandra Hildreth
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 36
- Latest publication
- Sep 30, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Vogue
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- Jul 8, 2026
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Closet Case: Meet Jeremyn Lee, the Shoe Designer Building His Own Freaky Footwear Archive (opens the original)
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You never really know a New Yorker until you step inside their apartment: Your most eccentric friend could be living in serene, organized bliss in a stunning rent-controlled brownstone for all you know, or they could be dedicating every square inch of free space to a fabulous shoe collection that would make even Carrie Bradshaw’s stiletto-stuffed oven scream. Enter Jeremyn Lee, the former Thom Browne shoe designer whose piles of Prada would make you think he has a direct line to Miuccia herself.
WeedSlut Is the Bold and Brash Label Designing Dresses for Everyone From Addison Rae to Ella Langley (opens the original)
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What do musical stars Addison Rae, Tyla, Adéla, and Ella Langley have in common? Besides their prime position on the pop culture charts, each has an individual voice with an even more distinct sense of style. Yet there’s one unexpected thing that unites the group: WeedSlut, the bedazzled New York City-based brand founded and operated by Zoë Kestan. Over the course of the last decade, Kestan’s trajectory has been a wild ride: She founded her conceptual brand as part of an amorphous downtown scene
Rentrayage Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection (opens the original)
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Erin Beatty isn’t very concerned with what the fast-paced city dweller is wearing—she’s designing for an off-the-beaten path way of life. (Well, as off-the-beaten path as the rolling hills and large estates of Litchfield County, Connecticut can get.) The designer had a busy summer: she recently moved her flagship storefront from Kent to Washington Depot and is exploring how her designs can capture a new cohort of people flocking to the quiet corner of the Constitution State, even amid what she c
Batsheva Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection (opens the original)
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For spring, Batsheva Hay did what she does best: bucked against the industry norm. In lieu of a traditional presentation or intimate studio visit, Batsheva staged a guerrilla runway show on the streets of New York City. On a hot Wednesday afternoon, the designer gathered models, composed of friends, familiar campaign faces, and some street-cast stars, in her NoLIta storefront to prepare for the occasion before setting off to Washington Square Park. “We’ve done really wacky in front of an audienc
Meet Evelina, the 23-Year-Old Who Designed NYFW’s Best Barely-There Shoes (opens the original)
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Yesterday morning, amid scattered showers, fashion gathered in a brightly lit 7th-floor space just steps from Madison Square Garden for Area’s spring collection. It was Nicholas Aburn’s third showing for the collection, equal parts hedonistic party and childlike wonder. Beneath the strips of sequin material and ink-blotted jeans, something equally just as interesting adorned the models’ feet in the form of minuscule laced heels reminiscent of ped socks. Meet the designer, Evelina: the 23-year-ol
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