Isaac Mizrahi's show this afternoon, set on a theatrical stage meant to look like a studio lot (complete with rain machine and a tech guy with an umbrella) was the high note of the day.
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Fall 2009: New York
Last night I regrettably wasn't able to attend Proenza, because I was starting to feel like I caught the “fashion flu.” I did and I am thinking it's a 24 hour thing, because I am just now starting to feel better and rally to go to the Calvin Klein dinner, at least for a half hour or so.
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The fashion world has really gone in for T.V. shopping in a big way this season. First of all, QVC is one of the sponsors of New York Fashion Week and they've parked a big trailer outside the tents on 42nd and 6th.
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In his program notes for his show this morning Ralph Lauren included a blurb about the inspiration for the collection which focused on denim in all it's incarnations from the real thing cut and studded with crystals, to a silk washed to look like denim and even denim-dyed silk tulle.
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From Left: Karl Prouse/Catwalking/Getty Images; Theo Wargo/Getty Images; Heathcliff O'Malley/Catwalking/Getty Images
Designers like Michael Kors, Marchesa and Oscar de La Renta used subtle Origami folding techniques on short colorful cocktail dresses.
Good for Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough. I've been a tiny bit dubious about some of their recent collections but tonight they had a hit.
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I left you all before last night's events and I successfully went to all five. I went to the Armani event for this incredible, incredible artist---I kind of want everything---it was so spectacular. Such a treat what Vladimir Roitfeld did. Then I stopped by to see the fantastic new eyewear collection from the DSquared boys, and then off to the MoMA, where I saw Linda Evangelista
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From Left: JP Yim/WireImage/Getty Images; Karl Prouse/Catwalking/Getty Images; Kristian Dowling/Getty Images
Inspired by Abstract Expressionism perhaps? Or maybe it's just too much time staring at the computer screen. Either way, New York designers are making a big statement for spring with unusual prints. At Thakoon they looked like warped floral prints and Maria Cornejo used her own iPhone to take photos of the countryside and then turned them into prints.
Narciso Rodriguez tapped into this season's trend for light and airy clothes with a collection of soft, sleek silhouettes in a monochrome palette of black, white, gray and some photographic prints that mimicked rain.
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I left off last night pre-Marc Jacobs amazingness. What a mind-blowing collection, not that I would expect anything less from Marc Jacobs, because he's a very big part of the reason that I come to New York City for fashion week.
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