Decommissioned Staten Island Ferry Hosts Fashion Week
Decommissioned Staten Island Ferry Hosts Fashion Week
Decommissioned Staten Island Ferry Hosts Fashion Week
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The decommissioned Staten Island Ferry, purchased by comedians Pete Davidson and Colin Jost for $280,000, will be the venue for Tommy Hilfiger's spring 2025 fashion show during New York Fashion Week. This unique event will take place on the MV John F. Kennedy, which is currently docked at Manhattan’s Pier 17, showcasing its transformation from a daily commuter vessel to a high-fashion setting. Hilfiger has emphasized the ferry's significance as a symbol of self-expression and the American Dream, aligning with his nautical-themed designs. The ferry is also undergoing renovations to become a hotel and entertainment venue, projecting a budget of $34 million for its redevelopment. The event marks a significant milestone for the ferry, which served New Yorkers until its decommissioning in 2021. This Fashion Week debut highlights the trend of repurposing iconic NYC sites for contemporary events.

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