Brace Yourselves, the New York Primaries are Coming
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Primary, New York It’s coming. And here’s what New York society thinks of the whole affair.
Photos: Bernie? Hillary? Trump?!? Fashion and Society Grapple with New York Primary
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders at the Democratic Presidential Primary debate in Brooklyn on Thursday. Photo by Getty Images.
Susan Sarandon, voting for Bernie Sanders. Photo by BFAnyc.com.
Marc Jacobs, voting for Hillary Clinton. Photo by Christopher Schoonover.
Tim Robbins, voting for Bernie Sanders. Photo by Getty Images.
Andre Balazs, reluctantly voting for Hillary Clinton. Photo by Getty Images.
Rosario Dawson, voting for Bernie Sanders. Photo by BFAnyc.com.
Diane von Furstenberg, voting for Hillary Clinton. Photo by BFAnyc.com.
Lena Dunham, voting for Hillary Clinton. Photo by Michael Kovac/Getty Images.
Tennessee Thomas, voting for Bernie Sanders. Photo by BFAnyc.com.
Mickey Sumner, can’t legally vote, but if she could, would vote for Bernie Sanders. Photo by Stefanie Keenan.
Tina Brown, voting for Hillary Clinton. Photo by Getty Images.
Gaby Hoffman, voting for Bernie Sanders. Photo by Getty Images.
Chloe Wise, can’t legally vote, but if she could, would vote for Bernie Sanders. Photo by bfanyc.com.
Chirlane McCray, voting for Hillary Clinton. Photo by Getty Images.
Eva Chow, voting for Hillary Clinton. Photo by BFAnyc.com.
Public School designers Maxwell Osborne (L) and Dao-Yi Chow, voting for Hillary Clinton. Photo by Mireya Acierto/Getty Images.
Tory Burch, voting for Hillary Clinton. Photo by Sherly Rabbani.
