Twitter Troll: Alex Wang Does Wall Street, RIP McQueen, And Fashion Week Feats And Foibles

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refinery29: "http://twitpic.com/12na0v - Glowering stares & floor length skirts for fall at LNA #nyfw"
Don't forget to Follow all our fashion week feats and foibles at @refinery29.

MeenalMistry
"Alex Wang teasers: He's feeling Wall Street. Tailored, polished and slim. Also, he has plans for a ny store come fall. Location tbd #nyfw" Yes please! He should open a store at each one of the locations where his guerilla ad campaign appeared. That will give us at least two or three.

DazedMagazine: "Celebrating Chinese New Year at the Tiger Beer & Dazed party in China Town London, any other tweeters in New World?" Last time we tried to celebrate Chinese New Year, we ended up being told that it was a three hour wait for dim sum at our usual joint. Unfortunately, unlike the Barneys sale, NYFW probably has no effect on the crowds in Chinatown.

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ChicReport
"The Like rocked out at Venacava. Supposedly the clothes were inspired upstate in Woodstock but they look city ready to us." We were channeling upstate New York this morning when choosing our foot gear. Heels were tempting, but after seeing all the ice in Bryant Park, we're glad we chose our Ithaca boots.

rackedny: "Insanely well-turned-out crowd at Rachel Comey. It's like a line full of @refinery29 street style photos." We're so glad that the attendees have apparently studied our fashion week dressing guide!

wmag: "From Philip Treacy: 'In a world where every man and his dog is a designer, Alexander McQueen was the real deal.' " We were lucky to walk the same earth with such a genius, even if only for a short time. RIP Alexander McQueen.

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