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Tory Burch poses with Netflix's "Cheer" stars Lexi Brumback and Gabi Butler.
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New York Fashion Week fall 2020 might have lacked some major designers, but the season was marked by a number of viral celebrity moments that played out on social media.
Comedian Leslie Jones, for one, caused a stir when she boldly cheered on models from her front row perch at Christian Siriano’s fall 2020 runway Videos of Jones quickly went viral, with the comedian seen standing and enthusiastically cheering on model Coco Rocha, screaming: “Show them how it’s done baby!”
The star-studded front row at Tom Ford’s fall 2020 runway show in Los Angeles also produced a number of social media moments, including when Miley Cyrus was seen taking selfies with Lil Nas X, who famously partnered with the singer’s dad, Billy Ray Cyrus, on last year’s hit song, “Old Town Road.”
Another hallmark of the season was the stars of Netflix’s “Cheer” making their New York Fashion Week debut, attending Brandon Maxwell’s fall 2020 collection where they gave each model their famous cheerleading “mat-talk.”
Scroll on to see more of the biggest social media moments from New York Fashion Week fall 2020.
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![Rhoxanne Villaseñor is keeping her family's "rh" theme alive.
Like her brother, Rhuigi of Rhude Villaseñor has a background in design. She launched The Rhod, a jewelry brand named after her father, several years ago, around the same time that her brother launched his cult-favorite streetwear brand. The Rhod, Villaseñor said, was mainly costume jewelry made of brass with gold plating. She has since elevated to fine jewelry, working strictly with gold and diamonds for Rhox, her newest jewelry venture. "As I’m getting older, it was important for me to be true to myself," said Villaseñor. "The way we marketed and branded Rhox, it’s more studio-artistic. I’m using fruits to reflect body parts and shapes because I want people to visualize themselves without comparing [themselves to] another person. The images are vibrant, bright, and it’s a reflection of me and my spirit. I want to bring joy to people — I do it for a living." 🍋
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