NYFW Spring/Summer 2012 Runway review
Its that time of the year again and a couple of new comers (Marchesa, J.Crew and Tory Burch) have brought their collections to this season’s RTW runway. In summary, NYFW delivered lots of bold colours, clean silhouettes, lace, floral, sheer and femininity with a bit of edge.
My top 10 NYFW S/S12 runway shows:
The Row
All white hues and long silhouettes – A small collection of 22 pieces but the girls have come a long way since The Row was just a collection of T-Shirt clothing knit leggings.

Designer: Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen Photo: Courtesy of The Row
Derek Lam
Geometric prints, structured and tailored cuts

Designer: Derek Lam Photographer: Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com
Jason Wu
Lots of floral and sheer, sophisticated and chic

Designer: Jason Wu Photographer: Go Runway
Christian Siriano
Dramatic flair, glamour, lots of yellow and pink hues – Project Runway season 4 winner has proven that he is to be taken seriously in the fashion industry

Designer: Christian Siriano Photographer: GoRunway.com
DKNY
Smart and Empowering (the perfect message as the show was scheduled on the tenth anniversary of 9/11), bold colours, key accessories: strappy shoes and wide-brimmed sun hat

Designer: Donna Karan Photographer: Marcus Tondo / GoRunway.com
Zac Posen
Retro glamour, feminine, tight and curvaceous silhouettes

Designer: Zac Posen Photographer: Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com
Rachel Zoe
Structured, cropped paints and long dresses

Designer: Rachel Zoe Photographer: Go Runway
Marchesa
Marchesa’s first runway show and this fashion label never disappoints – Fairytale fantasy, beautiful, lots of sheer and elegance

Designer: Georgina Chapman andKaren Craig Photographer: Go Runway
Marc by Marc Jacobs
Sleek, clean and minimalist but powerful and bold – according to WWD: Marc by Marc has a new groove

Designer: Marc Jacobs Photographer: Go Runway
Oscar de la Renta
True to de la Renta’s signature flamboyance – confidence, refreshing, bohemian

Designer: Oscar de la Renta Photographer: Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com
An honourable mention goes to Marc Jacobs (due to the earthquake and hurricanes, the show was rescheduled as the final show of NYFW) – MJ wrapped up the week with a fresh breath of modern-cool. The show felt like a broadway caberet, featuring flapper dresses but I just wasn’t a fan of the plastic ankle boots. The excitement and vibrance that Marc Jacobs brings to his collections, hints that he is ready to take on haute couture - calling for Christian Dior I hear?

Designer: Marc Jacobs Photo: Emmanuel Dunand/AFP/Getty Images
Stayed tuned for my top pics of London Fashion Week.
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