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New York Hands Its Opening Day to Fashion's Newest Names

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New York Men's Day opened this year's fashion week, and the city gave the first day to designers who are still building their names. The showcase exists for exactly that purpose: a stage for emerging talent to present their read on where menswear is headed next. What came down that runway was less a single statement than a range of them, various takes on modern masculinity rather than one uniform.

With reporting from Vogue.

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