This season Jenni Kayne offered up more of her easy breezy separates, but my favorite looks of hers were the ones that showed off some sparkle.
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And so Fashion Week begins! I'm being very picky this season and only choosing my absolute favorite shows, and while some labels like Cushnie et Ochs and Rachel Comey were bland in my opinion, others like Vena Cava really maintained their wow factor. The girls delivered on many of their signature pieces, like zipper dresses, but also brought a new sophistication to their look with flowing goddess dresses and tribal accents.









I had the great pleasure of meeting Camilla Staerk last Fashion Week, and she really is the sweetest, most talented person. Her penchant for leather and dark elements is still going strong, and I thought this collection was especially ladylike and polished. Chilly, but enticing!
Alright! On to Karen Walker. By the way, in my "coverage" of this Fashion Week I am not going to be inundating this blog with every single show I come across--rather, I'm focusing only on my favorite designers that I've loved for years, and zeroing in on two or three looks that really stood out to me. For Karen Walker, I really enjoyed the whimsical (but also kind of foreboding) prints on some of her dresses, which incorporated images of shattered glass and a broken string of pearls. I liked that her looks were feminine, but infused with a bit of toughness, whether it was a leather jacket or some edgy shades. Unlike other shows, it was hard to pick only two or three looks to showcase from this one. Definitely check the whole collection out here! 




The whirlwind of fashion week activities has begun, and I was able to cram all my events into one day! First up this morning was the show for a French designer I'd never heard of, who I assume has been producing collections very quietly for years now. The invitation to Morgane le Fay's show kind of dropped into my lap the other day, so on a whim I decided to go. I was pleasantly surprised with the collection--it was very "on trend," and I loved the almost gothic, witchy vibe that permeated her Ralph Lauren-esq looks. Everything was paired with tall black equestrian boots, a structured element that contrasted nicely with the sheer, flowing dresses and feather accents. For some reason, it all made me think of that 90's classic film The Craft! Some of my favorite looks below: