Iris Law walked the runway for Off-White at New York Fashion Week on Friday, wearing a futuristic, sporty-chic white top and a short, straight-cut miniskirt that highlighted her toned silhouette.
The outfit featured a high funnel neckline with a sleeveless, halter-style cut and a miniskirt with dual front pouch pockets and an apparent waist strap. On the catwalk at the New Design High School, Law completed the look with a layered skirt paneling, white pointed-toe kitten heels, oval sunglasses and a Louis Vuitton monogrammed handbag.
Earlier in the day she arrived at the Calvin Klein presentation in a nod to 1990s minimalism, going braless beneath a slip dress with a mesh insert and layering a matching trench coat over the look. Photographs from the event showed Law in the company of other attendees, including actors and models who were photographed at The Brant Foundation during the presentation.
Off the runway, Law was pictured in a more casual ensemble, wearing a blue short-sleeved polo with horizontal striping. Press and social coverage over recent months has also shown the model during downtime: she was photographed in London riding a punctured Lime bike and on a sun-soaked holiday in Jamaica, where she posted swimwear images on social media.
Law, who trained in textiles at Central Saint Martins, has steadily built a profile in fashion circles while maintaining ties to a generation of British creative figures who were part of her upbringing. Her household connections have been noted in coverage of her career; she has cited conversations with established designers for professional guidance.
Photographs and runway notes from Friday’s events depict a season where sportswear influences and 1990s references continue to appear across designer collections. Off-White’s presentation remained aligned with the brand’s often experimental approach to silhouette and material, while the Calvin Klein show leaned on pared-back lines and nostalgic references to the decade.
Representatives for Law and the brands did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Coverage of the shows continues through the remainder of New York Fashion Week, with designers and models appearing at scheduled presentations and public events throughout the city.