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"   Part of the fun of going to the shows during Fashion Week is the people-watching. Even if you&amp;#039;re captivated by the clothes coming down the catwalk, you still can&amp;#039;t help but wonder what that woman with the quizzical expression is writing on her notepad, or why the two guys at the end of your row can&amp;#039;t stop laughing. This week, Philadelphia Eagle Stew Bradley and I have been attached at the hip, rushing from venue to venue, attending shows, and writing posts for ELLE.com on whatever struck our fashion fancies. Today, we thought we&amp;#039;d try something new. Instead of writing solo, we&amp;#039;ve teamed up to offer our impressions of some of the looks from Dutch designer Tony Cohen&amp;#039;s new Fall collection.  Stew and I couldn&amp;#039;t have arrived at ELLE from two more dissimilar worlds \u2013professional football and defense analysis\u2013 but we&amp;#039;re learning from the best in the business, and as you&amp;#039;ll read below, even beginning to accurately predict one another&amp;#039;s favorite looks. Enjoy!  Stew: Dig the kicks! I always like a shoe you can wear out and on a G.I. Joe mission. Johanna: Loved the asymmetric cut, but you&amp;#039;ve got to be model-thin to pull off that length and lack of waist definition.  Stew: Funky dress color. I could be wrong, but I feel like I have seen more purple this week than the last three years combined in the locker room. Johanna: Gray and deep purple is one of my favorite color combinations, so I liked this right away. The exaggerated cat-eye and Alice Dellal-inspired hair made for such a striking look that I almost forgot about the opaque white tights.  Stew: Being an athlete I have a knack for spotting athletic ability. This model was by far the most athletic of the bunch. You could just tell by the way she walked. Johanna: Stew and I both LOVED this model. She owned the runway in a way none of the other models did. I wish I could&amp;#039;ve seen the dress up close though, because it looked like the detailing was really unique and intricate. The shoes? Bananas. Love &amp;#039;em.  Stew: This was one of the more spunky models and also one of the more fun outfits. I mean rocker chic, what more do you need to say? Johanna, I&amp;#039;m sure you loved this one.  Johanna: Hands-down my favorite look of the collection. Beautifully tailored tuxedo jacket, leather leggings, ruffled tee, and those shoes again! This is the genre of dress you see on some of the most chic people in the industry, many of whom work at ELLE (Brett, Annie and Kate, I&amp;#039;m looking at you!).  Stew: Black and white were my team colors in high school, so they hold a special place in my heart. Plus this dress has a pancho feel to it\u2014and I love me some pancho.  Johanna: The cut of the dress is a little conventional for my taste, but I very much like the print and the color asymmetry on the sleeves. This would look cute paired with a tall, flat boot on a young celebrity like Emma Roberts or Taylor Swift.  Stew: When you spend the better part of a year sprinting around in superhero-tight spandex (i.e. football pants), you really start to appreciate comfort in the clothes you wear off the field. These pants looked super comfy and thus, were my favorite from the show.  Johanna: If the pants aren&amp;#039;t skinny and black, I&amp;#039;ll likely never wear them, but for those who aren&amp;#039;t so narrow-minded, these are a nice choice. The sweetness of the bow with the edginess of the leather is a nice contrast. I&amp;#039;m guessing Stew liked this look, because he seems to prefer a more laid-back woman in less structured clothing. Guess, that means I&amp;#039;m out of the running! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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