Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2010 kicked off with Fashion Night Out on Thursday September 10th.  Fashion Night Out gave retailers around the city a reason to extend their normal business hours in the name of fashion.  The idea was to create a buzz going into Fashion Week.  Entertainers, fashion designers, socialites and fashionatisas scurried about the

here it is... what i spent my hard earn money on while in new york city, lol. make sure you check out both videos. i forgot something and had to do a second bit. (the quality might be a bit fuzzy still as i just uploaded these). i won't be doing hauls for a while b/c i'm not planning any big shopping sprees but if you would like to see any other video blogs let me know... i'll ...

... you actually live in NYC is about more than just not wearing sneakers and fanny packs around. It’s about keeping up with the newest trends and latest fashions. Stay up-to-date and in fashion by reading these NYC-centric fashion blogs that offer everything from runway shows ... to budget shopping. The Cut: New York Magazine Fashion Plate Couture in the City Wunderbloc Racked Shop ...

... 09' when I headed to New York to see the shows. I've posted a ton about fashion week while I was there, but this video seemed to slip through the cracks and never was posted. This segment was live from the Fox studios in Rockefeller Center right in the heart of NYC where I was sitting in the middle of their newsroom for a segment that aired here for Fox 31 Denver. Lela ...

Leighton Meester, otherwise known as “Blair Waldorf” from Gossip Girl, wore a RED Valentino gold brocade coat during the episode  “The Grandfather: Part II” which aired November 2nd, 2009. The metallic dress and coat could have been  picked up from the runway during NYC Fashion Week. This wouldn’t be surprising for this New York trend-

Credit: Parsons Following close on the heels of Pratt's exploration of green fashion; 'Ethics + Aesthetics = Sustainable Fashion', Parsons The New School for Design presents an installation of ecologically and socially conscious work by fashion design students in its Associate in Applied Science (AAS) program. Click through for details. ...Read the full story on TreeHugger