These Y2K Looks From 2002 New York Fashion Week Will Make You Nostalgic AF
While the same can't exactly be said for some of the creations that have been presented over the years, there's still nothing more exciting than the biannual celebration in which the world's top designers debut their latest collections in a series of runway shows.
Thankfully, we're only days away from the next iteration—and to celebrate, E!'s turning the clock back 20 years. To see just how much everything has changed—from the supermodels to the stylings to the stars sitting front row—we've rounded up some of the most iconic snapshots from 2002. Expect to see
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