Here's a recap of some of my favorite New York Fashion Week runway shows from A-Z.
That’s a heck of a sock bun! I love this femme-fatale-space-cadet look by The Blonds, but I'm not sure that it fits into my wardrobe.
Alexander Wang
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Photo credit: Jason Lloyd-Evans
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This show had Alexander Wang written all over it, I mean the brand name was literally all over the collection that included babydoll tops mixed with leather and menswear inspired pieces.
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BCBGMAXAZRIA
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| Photo Credit: JenniferCooper, E! |
BCBGMAXAZRIA showcased some oversized and flowy numbers
with impressionist-looking flowers to lend some edge.
Badgley Mischka
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| Photo credit: becomegorgeous.com |
Badgley
Mischka’s gowns emanated elegance
and power despite all of their delicate details.
Betsey Johnson |
| Photo source: www.mbfashionweek.com |
Betsey
Johnson sent out bubble gum
colored wigs for her edgy girly girl. Pretty in Pink anyone?
Carolina Herrera
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| Photo credit: hola.com |
Carolina
Herrera’s collection had bold
geometric patterns coupled with lots of flowy movement.
Desigual
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| Photo credit: hola.com |
Desigual’s collection “For everybody. Sex Fun &
Love” started off with lots of black and white daisies then eased into more
color and print combos.
Diane Von Furstenberg
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| Photo credit: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz |
When Naomi Campbell
sashays onto a runway, you can’t help but stare. And stare I did as Diane von Furstenberg sent out her collection down
the catwalk.
DKNY
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| Photo source: Getty Images via style.mtv.com |
DKNY celebrated its 25th anniversary with a collection that seemed to channel 90s hip hop with baseball caps, denim overalls and prints that looked like bandanas.
J. Mendel
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| Photo source: style.com via paperblog.com |
Magical. That's the word that I would use to sum up the transition from pastel dresses, with fur accessories, to the dramatic gowns in J. Mendel's show.
Jenny Packham
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| Photo source: brandsgalaxyfashion.com |
Jenny
Packham’s show was a sophisticated
take on a flower child’s maxi dress, packed with wow factor beading and pearls.
Kate Spade
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| Photo source: LaurenConrad.com via headtotoechicblog.com |
Kate Spade's collection reflected colors and style from travels around Europe to such fabulous locations as Paris, Monaco and Capri.
Marc by Marc Jacobs
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| Photo source: marcjacobs.com via fahrenheitmagazine.com |
Marc by Marc
Jacobs sent me back to a 70s disco and had me saying, "pyschadelic prints, sequins and shiny satin, Oh my!"
Marc Jacobs
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Organ music and
chanting set the tone for the Marc Jacobs
show.
Michael Kors
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| Photo source: www.mbfashionweek.com via balleralert.com |
The 40s and 70s really came together in romantic harmony for the Michael Kors show.
Oscar de la Renta
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Oscar de la Renta’s bright gowns were full of flirty tulle and oozed femininity from head to hem.
Rachel Zoe
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| Photo source: mbfashionweek.com |
Rachel
Zoe’s wearable collection included
more than just her trademark maxi dresses, it was a cross between safari chic and glam
city goer.
Ralph Lauren
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| Photo source: mbfashionweek.com |
Ralph
Lauren took the Mary-Janes clad
school girl and gave her a sophisticated make-over
The Blonds
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| Photo credit: style.mtv.com |
Tommy Hilfiger
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| Photo credit: carolyncollado.com |
Tommy
Hilfiger’s models sported laid
back retro inspired pieces that need to be strut down Cali beach boardwalks.
Zac Posen
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| Photo source: nowfashion.com via patternindy.com |
If mother nature were to take human form,
I imagine that she’d look like one of Zac Posen’s
ruffled models.
Which NY fashion week show was YOUR favorite?
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