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Emily Ratajkowski & Chloë Sevigny Stage a Meeting of the New York It Girls

Emily Ratajkowski and Chloë Sevigny at the Rabanne x H&M launch party in New York City, November 8, ...
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The New York City It girl archetype has seen many iterations over the years. But few figures better represent different shades of that specific type of Downtown allure than Emily Ratajkowski and Chloë Sevigny. And last night, the pair staged a meeting of the minds in dazzling disco looks at the Rabanne x H&M launch party at Jean’s in Lower Manhattan.

The model and actress both stepped out to the event wearing a selection of pieces from the recently released collaboration. Ratajkowski opted for full dazzle in a matching silver two-piece set. Up top, she slid into a slinky metal mesh top complete with a cowl neckline. There were pieces of fringe hanging from the hemline of the piece as well as snap fasteners at the side. She went with a high-low skirt that was designed in the same reflective fabric as her top. On her shoulder, she carried one of Rabanne’s signature mini bags and rounded things out with a pair of heel boots. Ratajkowski’s look was well suited for a night of dancing, or in her case, an evening posted up next to Sevigny.

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The 48-year-old actress dabbled in a bit of sparkle but switched out Ratajkowski’s silver for a sea of gold. She entered the event shrouded in a fuzzy coat, which she later removed to reveal a sequined midi skirt. The piece had a variety of mismatched paillettes throughout, with larger ones lining the hem. Instead of pairing it with a similarly colored top, Sevigny mixed in some prints with a ruffled floral number, which she styled with silver sandals and white socks.

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Though Ratajkowski and Sevigny are both well embedded in the lore of Big Apple It girls, their definitions of disco dressing couldn’t be more different. Ratajkowski’s was par for the course in terms of what we’re used to nowadays—a tiny, barely there silhouette—while Sevigny’s mixed her infamous cool girl style with a punch of ’70s. Different, but just about as It girl as it gets.

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