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The Plaza Hotel
In 1943, publicist Eleanor Lambert launched Press Week, (now Fashion Week) bringing editors together to spotlight American designers.
Olympic Tower
Home to Halston’s famed showroom during the height of his influence. Industry insiders gathered here as American luxury fashion entered a new era.
The Landmark by Tiffany & Co.
The opening scene of the film Breakfast at Tiffany’s transformed Tiffany’s Fifth Avenue flagship into one of fashion’s most iconic locations.
Studio 54
Studio 54 became the epicenter of fashion, celebrity, and cultural influence, frequented by Halston, models, artists, and musicians.
4 Times Square
For years, editors at Condé Nast shaped which designers, trends, and brands would define fashion. This was the center of editorial influence at the height of magazine culture.
Times Square
Iconic campaigns—including Brooke Shields’ Calvin Klein campaign shaped fashion advertising before social media.
Garment District
For much of the 20th century, thousands of factories, patternmakers, sample rooms, and showrooms were concentrated in a few blocks of Midtown Manhattan.
SoHo
In the late 1960s–1970s, SoHo’s empty cast-iron industrial lofts became cheap studio space for artists after manufacturing left. Artists began hosting studio showings that blurred art, fashion, and commerce.