Rachel Scott

I love to see the former fashion funders coming to support the current fashion funders.

Henry Sankoff, who has his own dinner tonight, Rachel Scott, a, a bevy of others, were walking down these long, winding stairs behind Daniel Goldberg and Sophie Buhai.

A lot of industry people came out to support, so it was lovely.

All right, we are out.

Okay, last New York person.

I do wanna touch upon Proenza Schouler, because I feel like Rachel Scott is figuring out what that should be.

I continue to find it [laughs] so weird that Jack and Lazaro left their label.

Like, they weren't kicked out, it didn't run out of money, they just left, I wanna say their namesake label.

It's not exactly their namesake, it's named after their mothers or grandmothers, but, like, they just went to a whole different label and didn't continue designing Proenza Schouler, which is so funny to me.

A whole different label that actually had money, though, is the difference.

That's what it feels like, is like, "Yes, we started this label, but you no longer have money." And Rachel Scott has come in and, at least with this collection, there's definitely more her in it.

it.Proenza needed a refresh, and I liked what she did with the color palette in this show.

I, I think going back to what I said about choosing pre-owned first, I think so much already exists.

I mean, when I think about, I just watched Proenza Schouler, Rachel Scott is now the exec- you know, the designer, creative director.

She just, you know, they're resending down the runway the PS1 bag.

And the PS1 bag has been around, and I've had it, and I've sold it here, and all, you know, and it's, you know, it's all coming back.