NYFW Fall 2012 Recap.

Rodarte | Proenza Schouler | J. Crew

J. Mendel | Marchesa | Alexander Wang

Diane Von Furstenberg | Thakoon | Marc Jacobs

+ Street Style Shots Part I and Part II

Click on the links above to see all the fall fabulousness from the NY shows!

[Image via: Vera Wang for Vogue.com with text added by yours truly]

Top Shots: NYFW Fall 2012 Part II.

OMG OMG OMG OMG...Those shoes are amazeballs.

Furry hat, for a fabulous lady.

Quite possibly my favorite animal- bears!- and on elbow pads no less.

Why hello there Miss It Girl Hanneli Mustaparta.

Now that is a lot of hair.

Another It Girl spotted: Kate Lanphear.

Totally my look- she even got the bangs down, too.

HATS galore at Prabal!

This just might be one of the chicest outfits I have ever laid eyes on. #ChicToTheNextLev

Cheeky, cheeky.

New favorite color: washed out tangerine.

Oh hiiiii Miss Shala Monroque.

More Prabal madness.

Vera Wang's color palette was mighty different than what she previewed with Vogue. Beautiful nonetheless!

I spy with my little eye, another It Girl...Miroslava Duma.

Need this purse, or something just like it.

Bye, bye NYFW!

[Images via: Vogue.com, Style.com, StreetFSN]

10 Best Dressed: Golden Globes 2012.

Red carpet season is always an event in my household and the ladies walking down the red carpet at the Golden Globes were no disappointment this year. Although there were many sure things, lots of mermaid trains and many dresses that were curvy in all the right places, there was only one that made me gasp for all the right reasons. Tilda Swinton- the woman who usually turns up in something the critics hate yet the fashion crowd celebrates- pleased both masses with her periwinkle Haider Ackermann ensemble which made me a believer in this it-designer of the moment. But that's not to say that Jessica in Elie Saab, Charlize in Dior or Julianne in Chanel (all couture, mind you) weren't close contenders for best dressed. File as drama-rama.

[Images via: Style.com]

Vera Wang Spring 2012.

Vera Wang's latest collection may have contained a whole lot of white in it and her name may be synonymous with brides across America (especially after that Kardashian wedding bonanza) but her spring collection was as far removed from any collections she's produced in the recent past. What's to blame? Could it be the need to distance herself from her newfound audience, the comfortability of having a burgeoning business or just a shift in the creative tides? This Alice and Wonderland mixture of cute-as-a-button pastels, psychedelic prints and sheer layers all together may not be totally wearable straight off the runway to the audience she's most recently attracted (and the celebrities she sat front row center) but one thing is sure: Vera will always keep us guessing. For me, it was the best spring palette so far. File under inspiring.


[Images via: Style.com, Vogue]