Spring 2010 Fashion Week So Far

Posted Sep 14th 2009 at 8:01AM by Diane Davis (Subscribe to Diane Davis's posts)

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The Fierceness does ultra femme flawlessly. Photo: Arun Nevader, Getty Images for Payless ShoeSource

Fashion Week will hit its official midpoint today, so here's a little catch-up to get you up to speed:

Spring 2010 clothes look to be upbeat and pretty. Such lovely things from Cynthia Rowley, Vivienne Tam and Costello Tagliapietra among others.
Watercolor prints are everywhere; you'll definitely want a dress like this in the spring.
"Project Runway" alum Christian Siriano shows no signs of being a flash in the pan, putting on a strong show, with inventive designs and crazy shoes. Tim Gunn proclaimed him this generation's Marc Jacobs!
We keep telling you Chanel's green Jade nail polish is hot for fall, but look out for blue nails this spring. We saw them at Derek Lam, Vena Cava and Lorick.
Folks on the street are extremely stylish. Our friends from Refinery 29 are recording the most interesting looks. You can vote on your faves.
Celebs, of course, are looking good, too.
Fashion Week continues the tradition of being a mix of madness and magic -- just look at these beautiful photos

from Elizabeth Lippman capturing the moment.
Bookmark the special StyleList Fashion Week blog to get hourly updates!

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