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New York Trades Its Tennis Whites for Front-Row Seats

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The city has spent these late-summer weeks watching the U.S. Open, but its attention is about to shift. New York Fashion Week begins Thursday, moving the spotlight from courtside to runway. For a stretch of days, the same streets that have been tracking match scores will be tracking hemlines and silhouettes instead.

With reporting from WWD Fashion.

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