EN Japanese Brassiere. 435 Hudson St, New York, NY 10014, USA. 

Not a stranger to Karl Lagerfeld and Alexander Wang, the EN Japanese Brasserie has been many a celebrity’s favorite top Japanese food destinations in the city. Staying true to the authenticity of Japanese flavors, nobody’s trying to gain the American favor by compromising on its tastes.

Barbuto. 775 Washington St, New York, NY 10014, USA. 

Another fashion industry favorite, head to the laid-back rustic Italian restaurant named Barbuto right near Milk Studios or Industrial Studios, for the nice open-air experience of consuming freshness in all its simplicity!

Le Cou Cou. 138 Lafayette St, New York, NY 10013, USA.

Stephen Starr’s lavish dining venture Le Coucou is a place where you’re bound to catch designers, their teams and models celebrating the collections they showcased (like W mag ‘s party). Martinis and well-deserved champagnes all around, the Michelin-approved refined French fare is a fittingly chic set-up.

Santina. 820 Washington St, New York, NY 10014, USA

But what’s another spot closer to where the shows were? After their meals at Barbuto, it’s just a minute-walk away to Santina for a drink or two; it was an easy trek for buyers who is out and about.

Ice & Vice. 221 E Broadway, New York, NY 10002, USA

Morgenstern's Finest Ice-Cream. 2 Rivington St, New York, NY 10002, USA.

Either they have a swig of that lemonade at Assoulin’s show, or the slurpee at Wang’s to quench their thirst. But we’re sure some went to get out of all that intensity and treat themselves to ice cream! Whether if it’s experimental velvety-smooth ice cream they’re looking for at Ice & Vice, or some of that eggless, fatless, additive-less and stabilizer-less kind at Morgenstern’s Finest Ice Cream, it’s sure to satisfy their sweet cravings + hydrating them in the process.