Lay lady layer.

Oh hey beautiful. 

I know. 

I feel like everyone's suddenly expounding upon how it's not cool to be "weird" anymore. 

Simplicity's in, black's back, monochrome's the maintsay, and single-patterned suits are in style. 

But sometimes, I need a little excessive layering to get me feeling like myself again. 

This model from MM6 is the best version of myself. 

In fact, the runway (presentation room) is the best place to live out our wildest 'onion' fantasies. 

Because, as mature and effortless and simple as black, sleek and clean continue to be, 

how fun are those minimalistic qualities to watch amidst the fashion week hype?

Not

a

Lot. 

Don't get me wrong. I love me a good straightforward sharp-looking clean-cut ensemble, 

but sometimes it's nice to experiment with the trends that require a second take. 

The ones that look like one thing at first, and then another later. 

These were some of my favs from the latter portion of NYFW.

j.crew

Tee-shirts under sweatshirts under blazers,

Brandon Sun

Fur coats over leather coats over oversized dresses, 

Phillip Lim

Knee-length vests over already-bulky leather jackets (over shorts over knee-high leather . . . things).

Phillip Lim

                     Sweatshirts over tees under winter parkas over leather skirts

Zero maria cornejo

Weird leather pocket wrap(/bottom of sweatshirt),  over lace sweatshirt under trench coat over printed pants., 

Brood

Not a jumpsuit. Not a jumpsuit at all. 

Just a lot of layerin' glov

Cheers.