Sachika Spring 2011 was another really fun show which included several surprise appearances from reality stars Alex McCord, Caroline Manzo, Vanessa & Angela Simmons, Adrienne Bailon and Ice-T's wife Coco.
In the audience was Alex's husband Simon Van Kempen with their son, Francois, Ice -T (with his entourage), Singer Kat Deluna, Tyson Beckford and Caroline Manzo's daughter who all came out to show their support for those walking in the show as well as the Sachika Twins who put together a really fun and high spirited collection for Spring 2011.
Caravan's Boy Meets Girl Fashion Show was one of the more playful shows of the season. Founder/Creative Director, Stacy Igel's collection of contemporary tops, dresses, tracksuits, jumpers, and accessories were edgy, fun flirty and effortlessly chic.
A very proud Gwen Stefani showed off her latest designs from her L.A.M.B. collection at The Lincoln Center during Mercedes - Benz Fashion Week spring 2011.
In a show that was rock concert meets runway, Gwen showed her flair for the dramatic with tribal and dancehall themes all inspired by music.
The back stage of any fashion show is nothing less than a mad house - fun, but still a crazy mess of photographers, flashing lights, stilettos and stylists running around trying to get everything in check before the start of the show...
Here are some photos from the backstage of this season's Custo Barcelona Show!!!
Custo Barcelona launched the new "Fiction and Reality" Spring-Summer 2011 Collection at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts during the Mercedes-Benz New ...
ARAKS Spring Summer 2011 Presentation
Designer Araks Yeramyan presents a collection that is inspired by neoteric Dutch influences, combining texture and defining proportion through layer
Leifsdottir, Spring/Summer 2011
Leifsdottir, a luxury brand for Anthropologie, is one of five retail brands owned by Urban Outfitters. The clothing has been described as 'hip' and 'kitschy' and focuses on luxurious appeal to the bohemian or hipster shopper.
One of the first presentations that I had the pleasure of viewing at the Lincoln Center was designer, Tadashi Shoji's. For this presentation, the models stood beneath white trees dressed in pale gowns of muted blushes, soft lilacs and golds; crinkled silk chiffon, ruffled organza and lace. In their presence - a sea of photographers anxious to catch their shot vied for the perfect, front row spot and the designer himself mingled in the crowd excitedly speaking of his work: