Day seven brought formal and casual chic. With designers like Marchesa and Oscar de la Renta, you can expect to see a wow factor to every piece of clothing that walks down the runway. I particulary loved Oscar's collection for Spring, I mean he does these beautiful dresses that just seem to be flawless in execution. The tulle he uses in his more elegant dresses look butter, it's that seamless. He used floral patterns in most pieces, but in different colors, so it's a more versatile look for anyone who wears it. I will also say that I liked Karen Walker's collection, she paired 40s styled hair with a more unfeminine outfit. Great day.

Since I was completely exhausted yesterday I decided to not post my review for Day Six, but I'll post it today. What a day it was, it didn't feel like a boring Monday at all. From Betsey Johnson to Alice + Olivia, collections were made out of gorgeous details and colors. Make-up  and hair was light and ethereal. You could definitely distinguish each designer, with fun lighting and music. I noticed fantastic construction in the dresses that were brought up, very feminine.

I don't usually enjoy the Mens Fashion that comes about during Fashion Week, but today there were some amazing collections that blew my mind. Fashion didn't stop for the Anniversary of 9/11, but you could definitely tell there were tributes to all the victims and heroes of that fateful day. DKNY gave out a special tribute to every guest who attended. So today was a somber day, but designers brought out some great pieces. I noticed a lot of bold colors, reds and whites, oranges and blues. Accessories were a big part of the day too, floppy hats for women and bowler hats for men. Tracy Reese and Zac Posen were my ABSOLUTE favorites today. Gorgeous, gorgeous collections.

It's already been four days, and NYFW has had its ups and downs. I particularly liked today, there were a lot of bold prints and colors. I noticed a lot of purples, reds, and yellows. Classic Americana rolled into elegant dresses with hints of sparkle, high-waisted shorts with interesting patterns, and shoes that build you up like a statue. I really liked Prabal Gurung and Jill Stuart, I'd definitely wear each and every piece of their collections.

Day three already and it's been fast paced. This day was jam packed with great designers, and they didn't bring anything disappointing. Full with floral details, yet again, but they were a lot stronger then the day prior. Especially in Cynthia Rowley's collection, there is something about the way she creates a certain silhouette to her dresses that make just makes them stand out. A lot of menswear was inspired into womens clothing for this season, which I think is a great attribute. It can be a very flattering figure to a woman who is confident, and has a real figure. So here are a few of my favorite collections.

It's already day two, or the "official" start of NYFW, and I really enjoyed these collections. I noticed a lot of bright colors, floral details, and interesting patterns. A favorite set of mine was from Wes Gordon, those high-waisted trousers are to die for. I am so excited to see what else is to come.

Technically September 7th is the first day of NYFW. The big designers start tomorrow, but I thought I would just make it official with a post of some of my favorite looks from the up and coming ones. I really liked these collections. A lot of simple silhouettes and colors. Effortless collections, and definitely something to look at for the trends of Spring 2012. So enjoy.