In a city known for both its creative energy and its political passion, an event like Style Across the Aisle could only happen in New York. On Sept. 10, the grand hallways of the New York County Surrogate’s Court will swap legal briefs for runway beats as over 30 bipartisan public officials model looks from local designers during New York Fashion Week. It’s not just a fashion show — it’s a celebration of unity, community, and creativity at a time when public trust and political polarization are at their peak.
Now in its second year, Style Across the Aisle has quickly become a hallmark of innovation in civic engagement. Created by political personality Skye Ostreicher, the show pairs New York’s elected leaders with fashion designers from their own neighborhoods. This grassroots approach tu