Office Issue 09 NYFW Party

If you missed it, you definitely missed the weirdest party this NYFW. But don't worry, we got you covered with video.

And if you were there, but just want to relive the madness—peep our photos, below.

Special thanks to Old Blue Last, Jagermeister and Next Century.

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Vans Threw a Block Party for the Books

I'm horny and scared of New Yorkers — Lisandro of @drovision 10:14 p.m.

Exhausted but always down — Matthew from @notaninfluencerbrand 10:17 p.m.

I don’t know when to leave
I feel stuck
I’m pretty hungry and I just wanna smoke
— anonymous 11:02 p.m.

Is there free beer here? Why is there not free beer here? Oh there’s free beer here…
— Carly Goldstein 11:14 p.m.

It’s nice to not be at a NYFW party :)
there is so much trade
I <3 bushwick
There aren’t clout chasers here yay
— Anon plz xoxo 11:35 p.m.

Best seat in the house.
— tyy.dyy 12:05 a.m.

I feel great tonight.
— anon 12:30 a.m.

As the night wound down and the crowd thinned, it was clear that Vans had done more than just throw a party. Everyone had a blast as did we! See for yourself below:

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Office and Dr. Martens Kick off NYFW With VTSS, HorsegiirL and Dylan Ali

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Roger (the Gig Slut) Mairlot's Still Going

September 02, 2024

When was the last time you had your face painted? Maybe it was at a childhood birthday party or a local fair, where your chosen mask sparked a day of pretend play. Revisiting this childhood ritual, artists Angel Velluto and Janina Zais took us across London to meet eight seniors whose stories revealed resilience and strength. Each participant was asked to fill out a Proustian-inspired questionnaire, and their responses were discussed with the team before being translated into unique masks by Zais. During the process, we had the chance to chat with each person to learn more about why the face paint they chose felt like a fitting tribute to their lives.

Meet Roger Mairlot, better known as 'The Gig Slut'. Though he's always felt at home in both iconic and underground venues, since retiring in 2008, Roger has fully immersed himself in London’s live music scene. Roger's passion has evolved into a full-blown obsession in recent years. Aiming to attend a gig every night — at the very least — he admits that in the past year, he hasn’t attended as many as he would have liked. Still, he continues to handwrite his schedule each week, pursuing his passion with military precision and tenacity.

Read our interview below.