Yesterday, The New York Times posted a slide show of photos taken throughout the week. I want to share with you my personal picks:

Pick #1:

Japanese designer Rei Kawakubo

I dig the heart shaped stitching. Gives off a “homemade valentine” kind of vibe. It’s sweet. And this model resembles someone. I can’t think of who, though. Oh, right. She looks like this guy I know, Satan.
Pick #2:

I like this dress. It speaks for itself. Literally. And what a strong message it sends.
Pick #3:

Oh, I love it when people from the future travel back in time just to participate in Fashion Week.
Pick #4:

And last, but definitely not least, we have my favorite featured item of the week:

This ensemble reminds me of a right-before-bed ritual my older sister used to practice on me called “try to suffocate my little sister.” Also sometimes referred to as the “If you don’t let me wrap this sheet around your head, I’ll punch you” game. It was a lot of fun.

I hope that out of everything we’ve seen, this trend catches on the most. Not only because of the feeling of nostalgia it stirs up, but because it is so practical.

I will say though, outside of the “head wrap,” I think Junya Watanabe’s designs are stunning.

Here are a few more designs from the same artist:

Whether or not you agree with my commentary, I hope you’ve gained some new ideas from these outfits. I know I have.