Behind the Scenes at Fashion Week

Photographer Nina V. Westervelt shot exclusive images for StyleList during New York's Spring 2009 Fashion Week. Westervelt dismissed the digital and went old school, using a medium format film camera to capture unpolished front row celebs (like supermodel Agyness Deyn at Rodarte), as well as plenty of backstage shenanigans.

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Kanye West at Marc Jacobs. Spring 2009, New York Fashion Week.

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Model and designer Henry Holland and photographer Mark Hunter, front row at Alexander Wang. Spring 2009, New York Fashion Week.

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Nicole Richie backstage at Marc Jacobs. Spring 2009, New York Fashion Week.

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Tracy Reese and Brandy at Tracy Reese. Spring 2009, New York Fashion Week.

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The Elise Overland presentation. Spring 2009, New York Fashion Week.

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Kelly Osbourne front row at Betsey Johnson. Spring 2009, New York Fashion Week.

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Christina Ricci at DKNY. Spring 2009, New York Fashion Week.

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Models at the Spring 2009 GAP Collection. Spring 2009, New York Fashion Week.

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Elijah Wood front row at Rodarte. Spring 2009, New York Fashion Week.

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