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"Happy NYFW, friends! As you know, the time has arrived for endless street-style photographs, backstage beauty snaps, and amazing runway shows. To kick off the week, we snuck behind the scenes (seams?) at the model fittings for BCBG to see what really goes on before the parade of models hits the catwalk. Here&amp;#x27;s what it was like. Packed: Seriously. Along with Lubov Azria, the chief creative officer for BCBG, there was a photographer, three to five people helping the models get dressed, a seamstress, a stylist, a few people from the public relations department, and other unidentified staff members. Energized: With that many people would you expect anything less? Lots of phrases such as &amp;quot;Ande is in BCBG 13,&amp;quot; or &amp;quot;Let&amp;#x27;s bring the pants up an inch and pin it,&amp;quot; or &amp;quot;I used to have a butt like that&amp;quot; were flying around. Rotating: As in, tons of models would come in and walk back and forth over and over again to make sure the clothes laid properly, shoes fit well, and everything was perfectly styled. Accessorized: Imagine one long table full of shoes, belts, clutches, and bags, all laid out, ready to be worn. Welcome to heaven on earth. Fascinating: I&amp;#x27;ve seen a lot of things in the past year at Glamour, but this is definitely one of the coolest. Playing fly on the wall not only introduced me to Lubov Azria but also highlighted the fashion industry&amp;#x27;s exacting attention detail along with how much production goes into a line before it even hits the runway! So what do you think? If you had to go behind the scenes at a show, what would it be? What would you love to see once you got there? Share!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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