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" Nearly six months ago, when Fall/Winter fashion week was upon us and the J.Crew show was happening, we remember noting that denim jackets were everywhere, layered over and under just about everything in a way that didn&amp;#039;t always work, but was certainly ubiquitous. This season&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;denim jacket,&amp;quot; as it turns out \u2014 which maybe we&amp;#039;ll turn into some sort of copyrighted official term \u2014 seems to be the Nike shoe. Over the weekend, the front rows were filled with editors (to be fair, we all usually dress a little more casually for the shows on Saturday and Sunday) finishing their looks with swooshed kicks that came in both colorful, less-athletic versions and darker ones (in black and grey) in which one could actually run to Milk Studios without breaking his ankle. As you&amp;#039;ll see above, Antonio Azzuolo \u2014 a handsome man who makes handsome clothes, particularly tailoring \u2014 even paired his looks on Sunday with some. Streetwear, of course, has long had an influence on runway style, even before &amp;quot;street style&amp;quot; became somewhat of a misnomer for this type of pair-up. Still, it&amp;#039;s not just about sneakers; it&amp;#039;s about a particular brand at a particular moment. Less than two months after the Olympics, Nike is still riding high. For now, at least. PLUS: Live Coverage of New York Fashion Week on The Style Blog &amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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