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She previously worked across the newsroom at the New York Times, including on the “Style” desk and the Pulitzer Prize-winning COVID-tracking team.Elena Velez
show. Big mistake. Little did they know that in a nondescript warehouse in East Williamsburg, a pile of sludge was waiting for their Fashion Week finest. “Do you think people are going to wrestle in this mud?” a friend asked. I looked at the texture of the dirt, wet and sticky in some places and gravelly and dry in others, and figured it might be too much of a hazard. But this was Velez — a designer who has been anti–fashion Establishment, so an anti-fashion display could very well be expected.
The lights flickered and models made their way through the mud pit, walking in heels or sandals and some barefoot around its perimeter. Velez’s signature raw-hemmed, drapey feminine-grunge garments clung to their bodies covered in paint. Each model met the audience’s gaze with a doubly intense one. There was, at least for me, a feeling of acute fear — a feeling of impending doom.
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