NY Fashion Week: Tibi

Tibi spring 2011 was fabulous, especially the evening wear. A combination of whimsical and structure made this a jaw-dropping runway show.

Jason Wu Does It Again

New York Fashion Week's second day of runway fashion hosted the one and only Jason Wu. He seems to hit it out of the ballpark with each season and Fall 2011 was no exception. The baroque theme carried throughout the show and was highlighted through lace, blazers. A-lines and a little bit of sparkle. I am in love with these designs.

New York Fashion Week Begins!

It's only the beginning of a week full of amazing new fashion followed by parties of the most noteworthy in the fashion scene. Here are just a few stunning looks to start things off.

Rachel Zoe

St. John

Rachel Zoe

Warming Up With Ralph

As the days get shorter and the cold comes upon us, I can't help but think about Ralph Lauren's Fall 2010 runway collection. Full of warm colors, layers and fur, these ensembles bring the element of comfort that you need this time of the year.

Spring 2011 = WHITE

If you caught any of Spring 2011 Fashion Week, you know that white is IN. This was one of my favorite white looks, capturing vintage and romance in a way that's airy and light.

Simply Saab, Simply Perfect

 Elie Saab's Paris Spring 2011 runway show was all about chiffon, sequins and silk. My three favorite things! Her looks are wearable, fashion-forward and simply eye-catching.

 

Badgley Brings Spring

Badgley Mischka at NY Fashion Week embodied spring, from the pastels to the flouncy and flowing ensembles. Here are two of my favorites knockout dresses that prove that simplicity can be seriously fabulous.

  

New York Fashion Week Begins

What a way to start New York Fashion Week ... Jason Wu. Wu, who became more recently well-known when Michelle Obama strutted his designs, had a fabulous show with structured blazers and pants combined with flowy fabrics and ruffles. Here's one of my favs.