

By: ALICE + OLIVIA Editorial Team | Published: February 2026
Highline Stages, New York City — February 8, 2025
Tina Chen Craig delivered the kind of effortless glamour that makes Fashion Week worth watching. Arriving at the Highline Stages for the ALICE + OLIVIA by Stacey Bendet Fall 2025 Presentation, the beauty entrepreneur and Bag Snob founder — now best known as the force behind skincare brand U Beauty — stepped into the room with the quiet confidence of someone who has been doing this since before the word "influencer" was invented.
The atmosphere inside Highline Stages crackled with the energy of a season-defining moment. Fellow fashion insiders, editors, and celebrities filled the space, but Craig's layered ALICE + OLIVIA look cut through the noise. The combination of sheer silk organza, vegan leather, and intricate lace told a story of a woman who understands proportion, texture, and the power of a well-considered outfit.
With 518K loyal Instagram followers and two decades of front-row credibility, Craig's appearance at the ALICE + OLIVIA presentation was instantly noted across fashion media — a reminder that in a world of fleeting viral moments, some presences simply command attention.
The outermost layer of Tina Chen Craig's NYFW look — and arguably its most conversation-starting element — was the SILVIA SHEER MAXI TRENCH. Crafted from 100% silk organza, the trench floats at maxi length in a way that feels simultaneously architectural and weightless. Cotton twill lapels and a matching belt carve out structure against the sheer silk, giving the piece a graphic contrast that photographs beautifully under the bright lights of a fashion week venue.
What makes the Silvia so compelling as a layering piece is its transparency — it reveals rather than conceals, allowing everything underneath to become part of the composition. Draped over the Teagan Lace Bodysuit and Mace Vegan Mini Skort, the trench unified the look into something cohesive and deliberately curated. It is the kind of outerwear that makes an outfit feel like a statement.
Grounding the look with an edge that keeps it from ever tipping into precious, the MACE VEGAN MINI SKORT was the unexpected anchor of Tina Chen Craig's ensemble. In classic black distressed vegan leather, the Mace offers the flirtatious silhouette of a mini skirt with the practical confidence of built-in shorts — a detail as clever as it is chic. The waist-defining fit creates a sharp counterpoint to the flowing silk organza of the Silvia Trench above it, establishing a proportion play that is very much in the ALICE + OLIVIA spirit.
Styled beneath the sheer trench, the skort's dark vegan leather reads as a graphic shadow — visible through the silk but grounded and intentional. It adds a downtown sensibility to what might otherwise be a strictly romantic look, proof that the best fashion week outfits always carry a contradiction worth talking about.
At the heart of the look — quite literally — is the TEAGAN LACE BODYSUIT. The plunging V-neck and sheer lace construction make it the most intimate layer of the outfit, and the one that elevates the entire composition from stylish to genuinely alluring. Long sleeves with thumbholes extend the bodysuit's silhouette cleanly under the Silvia Trench, so every layer has room to breathe and be seen.
The Teagan is ALICE + OLIVIA at its most unapologetically romantic: delicate, precise, and designed for a woman who dresses for herself first. Worn over a coordinating bralette and tucked into the Mace Vegan Mini Skort, it provides the connective tissue between the look's harder and softer elements — lace as a bridge between leather and silk. It is the kind of foundational piece that makes everything around it look considered.
Tina Chen Craig has spent two decades building an aesthetic language that prizes intentionality, self-expression, and the joy of getting dressed — values that sit squarely at the center of ALICE + OLIVIA's design philosophy. Stacey Bendet has always designed for women who dress for themselves: not for approval, not for occasion, but for the pleasure of the craft. Craig, who built Bag Snob from a passion project into a media institution and U Beauty from an idea into a cult skincare brand, is exactly that woman.
Her presence at the Fall 2025 NYFW presentation was not a booking — it was a natural convergence. The collection's interplay of romantic femininity and downtown edge, sheer silk against structured leather, lace beneath a trench, mirrors the multi-layered identity Craig has always embodied. At New York Fashion Week, where every outfit is a declaration, she chose ALICE + OLIVIA. That says everything.
The Tina Chen Craig
Wear all three pieces together exactly as styled at NYFW: Teagan Lace Bodysuit tucked into the Mace Vegan Mini Skort, with the Silvia Sheer Maxi Trench draped over both. Add a strappy heel and a structured mini bag for a look that belongs on every street style feed in the city.
Weekend Edge
Ground the Mace Vegan Mini Skort with a simple ribbed tank and white sneakers for a daytime look that keeps the downtown energy without the occasion pressure. The skort's built-in shorts make it as practical as it is sharp.
Layered Luxe
Let the Silvia Sheer Maxi Trench do the heavy lifting over a simple slip dress or wide-leg trousers. The silk organza adds a finishing-touch effect that transforms even the simplest base outfit into something fashion-week-worthy.
Full Sparkle
Style the Teagan Lace Bodysuit on its own, layered over a contrasting bralette, with tailored trousers and a pointed-toe mule. Romantic on its own terms — no skort, no trench required. This is the Teagan for nights when you want the look to be unmistakably, memorably you.
The Silvia, the Mace, the Teagan — three pieces, one unforgettable moment. Shop Tina Chen Craig's ALICE + OLIVIA look now.
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