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'Game of Thrones' Met 'Stranger Things' at Thom Browne's NYFW Show

Amy Mackelden
'Game of Thrones' Met 'Stranger Things' at Thom Browne's NYFW Show

From Harper's BAZAAR

  • Stranger Things stars Natalia Dyer and Charlie Heaton attended Thom Browne's New York Fashion Week show, where they hung out with Game of Thrones's Maisie Williams.

  • Thom Browne staged an installation titled "The Officepeople" at Bergdorf Goodman.

  • Dyer, Heaton, and Williams all wore school uniform-inspired looks at the show.


Get ready, because Thom Browne is transporting us all back to school with his latest show.

With guests and models all wearing pieces reminiscent of our old school uniforms, the designer's installation was both nostalgic and tongue-in-cheek. Netflix stars and real-life Stranger Things couple Natalia Dyer and Charlie Heaton looked adorable at the New York Fashion Week event, and that included coordinating their looks.

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Dyer wore long white Nike socks with her black brogues, gray pleated skirt, shirt, tie, and blazer. Heaton wore a matching pair of brogues, and the pair were shown to be wearing matching rings, albeit on different fingers.

Photo credit: Dominik Bindl - Getty Images
Photo credit: Dominik Bindl - Getty Images
Photo credit: Dominik Bindl - Getty Images
Photo credit: Dominik Bindl - Getty Images

Maisie Williams's outfit was also in keeping with the theme, as the actress wore a blue blazer with a white t-shirt underneath. While her skirt was red, white, and blue, she kept her footwear simple, with what looked like a pair of black Dr. Marten shoes.

Photo credit: Dominik Bindl - Getty Images
Photo credit: Dominik Bindl - Getty Images
Photo credit: Stephen Lovekin/WWD/Shutterstock
Photo credit: Stephen Lovekin/WWD/Shutterstock

According to Quartzy, designer Thom Browne said in Booth Moore's book American Runway, "If I couldn’t do my shows, I wouldn’t want to be in fashion." He continued, "I look at my shows as my responsibility in the world of design to move design forward. I think they are such an amazing way of giving a more interesting context to fashion."

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