Public School was in Boston October 20th! (Obviously I had to take a picture of the perfectly timed school bus sitting outside the W Hotel during the Public School party.)
The CFDA 2013 winning design duo extraordinaire, were at Saks Fifth Avenue for a q&a session, followed by a private party for Public School held at the W.
The evening allowed Boston fashion fans to meet, ask questions, and even party late late late into the night with these incredibly talented and mad friendly designers.
Models rotated looks from the current and upcoming collections while the crowd posed, clinked glasses, danced and happily hung out with Dao Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne – or at least that is how reversecommuter did it!
The tartan biased cut skirt (think flannel tartan shirt tied sloppily at the waist and dangling down at various angles) was an absolute fave. Public School’s current FW’16 collection offers this in a darker tartan, and the upcoming Spring ’17 collection it will be in black and white.
Nothing better than a skirt designed to work with boots and a t-shirt or elevated with ankle boots and a leather top. The beauty of Public School’s designs is that they can absolutely be worn every single day in the ‘burbs. Ironic that when the children go to school the moms can wear Public School!
Public School‘s Fall 2016 magenta biker jacket better be in Santa’s sack for this blogger, it is THAT good a statement piece. This brilliant jacket will make any grey winter day seem a little blast of tropical happiness blew in!
Public School is also launching the Fitbit Alta collection, offering two sleek and stylish models that will make capturing those alluring 10,000 steps even more of an accomplishment – ever notice how obsessive a behavior that can be?!
reversecommuter has been a fan of this design duo for a while, the CFDA brought them to my attention, their designs have continued to capture my attention, and Maxwell Osborne’s Black Lives Matter letter to W Magazine fully delivered my loyalty.
ps my phone case is super cute (a Chanel perfume bottle shape with pink sparkles floating on the back – however my blurry pictures confirm it is infringing upon the camera lens – time to replace…
