New York Fashion Week from Paige Lorenze's POV: Tory Burch, Tommy Paul, More

Paige Lorenze took on New York Fashion Week and kicked off her sartorial adventure in the Big Apple with a front row seat at Tory Burch. The 27-year-old influencer and Dairy Boy founder says she loved the runway show, especially how looks mixed neutrals with pops of color. "I also loved how sporty the jackets were, [which were] right up my alley," she says.

Lorenze a two-toned and color-blocked Tory Burch knit with matching pants to the show. She completed the look with an ivory-hued bag from the brand and tousled tresses. Any beauty lover knows that an outfit isn't complete without a good perfume, and Lorenze reveals that she wore Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet, one of her favorites to wear to runway shows.

For the Connecticut-born personality, fashion weeks offers a fun time to explore New York City in a new way. She revels in the catwalks and grabbing coffee at the The Elk in between shows, but she is usually in bed at the end of the night, opting out of the glitzy after parties. 

Keep scrolling for her full interview, where she reveals her highlights from the shows and fun tidbits about how boyfriend Tommy Paul supports her during the week.

L'OFFICIEL: Every NYFW has its own energy. What has this season felt like so far? 

Paige Lorenze: It’s felt amazing, especially the Tory Burch show. They have such an amazing group here—all my friends are here!  Tory’s shows are always so cool and powerful.

L'OFFICIEL: Does Tommy get excited for fashion week, too?

PL: Tommy would prefer to be on a boat fishing, always. But once and awhile I will get him out to some events! He is so supportive of me while being so busy—I am incredibly lucky.

L'O: Do you find yourself sending him photos from the runway, whether it's tenniscore stuff or something else?

PL: He is my biggest cheerleader and is always asking for photo updates. Even if it’s not his thing, he always wants to see what I’m up to!

L'OFFICIEL: Do you ever find shows or street style inspiring Dairy Boy?

PL: Yes! I would say now more than ever. I have gotten so much more into "real" fashion in my mid-twenties. It is really inspiring, and I have so much respect for the designers because I work with two amazing designers at my own company.