
Given that the art world is mostly made up of a well-dressed crowd, our idea to take a perfectly curated wardrobe on a gallery jaunt through New York City (as seen in the September 2015 Fashion issue, W*198) was a bit of a no-brainer. Whether it was strolling through the picturesque townhouse spaces of the Upper East Side or pounding the grittier pavements around the converted warehouses in Chelsea, our assembly of crisp ensembles served as a deserving foil to the artworks on view.
Here, we invite you to enjoy the same art crawl we took in the issue and share what’s currently on each gallery’s walls...
Fashion: Jason Hughes. Photography: Ben Grieme

Salon 94’s Bowery location has been transformed into a colourful urban oasis, thanks to its group show Tiger Tiger, which is currently on until 21st August. The mix of jungle-themed works, which includes paintings by Nikki Maloof, Katherine Bernhardt and Ryan Mrozowski, ceramics and sculptures by Paul Swenbeck, Misaki Kawai and Yutaka Sone, is just the playful visit to tropical climes that’s ideal for summer.
Salon 94 Bowery, 243 Bowery, New York, T: 1.212 979 0001, hours: Mon-Fri - 10am-6pm
Photography courtesy of Salon 94, New York

A series of orange paintings by Ryan Mrozowski stand behind Misaki Kawai's Snake Bench (2014)
Photography courtesy of Salon 94, New York

Expats, Ticos and Gringos, 2015 by Jules de Balincourt, oil on board.
Photography courtesy of Jules de Balincourt and Salon 94, New York

Night Jungle, 2015 by Katherine Bernhardt, acrylic on canvas.
Photography courtesy of Katherine Bernhardt and Salon 94, New York

Maikiko Kudo's Manager of the End of the World, 2010, is exhibitied with a selection of clay sculptures by Paul Swenbeck
Photography courtesy of Salon 94, New York