Nar Cissa is the chief runway critic of Fashion to See. She writes about the clothes: what a collection is arguing for, what it takes from the archive and what it refuses, and whether a debut has a position or only a mood.
Her criticism has one recurring interest, which is proportion as an argument. A cropped jacket, a shortened skirt, a re-scaled bag: these are read here as claims about who a house is now dressing, not as styling. That is why her reviews tend to spend more time on a hemline than on a front row.
She writes under a byline she has used since she began publishing criticism, and she does not accept gifted product or paid travel from the houses she reviews.