NYFW 4

J. Crew

Always polished and refined, the J. Crew fall collection utilized rich hues and dazzling prints and patterns that will take anyone's look up a few notches. This collection screams encouragement to never shy away from mixing contrasting prints.

Marc Jacobs

Finally pajamas are now considered high fashion. Itty bitty little silk pj suits and pants-less sweater ensembles were seen on the runway at Marc Jacobs, alongside the models' short pixie hair dos. 

Marchesa

Marchesa gowns are always the perfect blend of luxuriousness and elegance. I'm positive the hot pink number will be making a red carpet appearance.

Milly

Cool and chic. The play on textures with the sleek holographic sweater shirt skirt suits and liquid leather pants paired with fuzzy cropped sweaters was amazing.

Porenza Schouler

An almost entirely monotone collection focused heavily on textures and interesting silhouettes.

Oscar De La Renta

Stunning stunning stunning. Oscar De La Renta never fails to impress. With a collection ranging from every day pieces to jaw-dropping evening gowns, everything was a success. I particularly loved the grey wool hooded cape.

Ralph Lauren

Equestrian chic. Little cropped boleros, rich velvets, and polished silhouettes.

Michael Kors

I'm finally posting a men's collection. I'm dying over that army green trench with leather sleeves. The looks were polished and styled, with an interesting twist of edge from the typical men's looks. More men need to be rocking trenches with leather accents.