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How A Luxury Chauffeur Service Upgraded TZR Editors\u2019 Fashion Weeks<\/h1>\n<\/div>\n
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Three cities, three seamless travel experiences.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Getting around during Fashion Month<\/a> is no small feat \u2014 especially considering each major destination is already a bustling, traffic-packed city with plenty of preexisting obstacles year-round. It also doesn\u2019t help when designers tend to select semi-obscure venues in neighborhoods that couldn\u2019t be farther apart or less accessible to a train station (I\u2019m looking at you, Brooklyn Navy Yard). The benefit of being in New York<\/a>, however, is the fact that most spots are decently close to a metro stop. Plus, most of TZR\u2019s editors are local to Manhattan<\/a>, so we\u2019re pretty savvy when it comes to mastering the art of public transport. But all of that skill (and perhaps a bit of NYC ego) can get flipped on its head once the time comes to tackle the European versions of the biannual industry event.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s true that each of these cities has its own well-oiled public transit system. But in all honesty, walking even a short stretch on cobblestone streets in a 90mm heel<\/a> can add an unnecessary amount of exhaustion to an already jam-packed schedule, and the thought of a potential pickpocketing scheme taking place around our laptop-stuffed bags<\/a> is one we can\u2019t afford to bear. That\u2019s why, when it came to attending the Fashion Weeks of London<\/a>, Milan<\/a>, and Paris<\/a>, TZR editors opted for a more convenient mode of carriage: Blacklane<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The globally available professional chauffeur and premium car service came in clutch each Fashion Week, taking us to and from shows like Prada, Gucci, Simone Rocha, Balenciaga, and Chlo\u00e9, ensuring we never missed a start time or headline-making moment. And, of course, getting in and out of a spacious black car, experiencing little-to-no contact with the humid air or rainy weather, kept us looking as freshly primped as we did leaving our hotels. Although it surely led to some disappointment to the crowds of fans outside of the various venues, it also didn\u2019t hurt to get the celebrity treatment of entering and exiting via a black SUV with tinted windows \u2014\u00a0especially if you\u2019re feeling fancy and want to do an outfit change between shows.<\/p>\n

All of that, plus the space to stretch your legs, zone out from the chaos, and shield yourself from the fashion frenzy (and perhaps temporarily kick your shoes off in the process), made for a truly seamless Fashion Month. Below, hear more from our editors about how their transportation ease shaped their runway experiences.<\/p>\n

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