By Francesca Claybrook Benvenuto a Milano! It seems like as soon as one Fashion Week even thinks about ending, the next one is already starting. So welcome to Milan, usually my personal favorite of the Fashion Weeks. Alberta Ferretti showed a collection that, while not being as cohesive as it could be, was still very…
By Francesca Claybrook Orange will be everywhere next fall it seems. First Sass and Bide, and now Matthew Williamson, although the latter mixed orange in with a lot more grays and blues, like in the look above, which I really liked. You’d also better get your furs ready, because they’re going to be a staple…
By Francesca Claybrook Our favorite Upper East Siders were remarkably well-dressed this week, even if this week, like last week, everything came gift-wrapped in shiny sequins. Blair’s first outfit was amazing (as was the scene of Dorota dressing her). I love the dress she has on, and while I prefer it without the blazer, she…
By: Alex Valenzuela After the incredible show yesterday, Marc by Marc Jacobs had a lot to show up to but of course didn’t disappoint at all. The collection was loosely based on the 1940’s with chevron patterns, velvet, and sweater dresses. It was the 1940’s glammed up and every look worn by the models was…
By Francesca Claybrook Badgley Mischka broke up their fall palate of blacks and grays with some gorgeous purple shades (like the one pictured above). I liked a lot of the dresses, especially the more elegant slimmer cut ones, but some of the looks had extra layers of fabric that seemed more awkward than anything to…
By Alex Valenzuela Monique Lhuillier took the meaning of fall literally and had her first 22 looks consist of black, but then look 23 we finally saw some color, a silk blouse in ecru! With the absence of color, Monique played on texture, which we have seen a lot of already in prior shows this…
