Olympian Alex Shibutani Shares His View From the Front Row at New York’s Men’s Shows
Edward Barsamian
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Olympian Alex Shibutani Shares His View From the Front Row at New York’s Men’s Shows
The Shib sib swapped out his skates for the front row.
Olympian Alex Shibutani Shares His View From the Front Row at New York’s Men’s Shows
Alex Shibutani conquered the ice with his sister, Maia, at the 2018 Winter Olympics in February—they won two bronze medals. Last week in New York City, the Olympian swapped out those skates for sunglasses to attend the Spring 2019 men’s shows. Shibutani, a CFDA menswear ambassador for the week, took in his first runways—Landlord, N.Hoolywood, Todd Snyder—and kitted himself out like a front row regular. Above, the athlete shares snaps from his adventures, including chatting with such designers as Dao-Yi Chow and chilling preshow with Joshua Jackson.
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