Karen Klopp, 02.10.2012
Founder of What2WearWhere.com
We relish the excitement of Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Fall 2012, as a dizzying, somewhat dyslexic time, when we bundle up in our winter's wool and fur, while bustling by the boutiques on Madison and Fifth Avenue, brimming with the bright fashions of early spring and resort, simultaneously scurrying to survey the styles sashaying the runways for next fall.
Melissa Liebling-Goldberg, 02.10.2012
Editorial Director, Gilt Groupe
Spring 2012 is all about colorblocking, and by the looks of some of the beginning shows of Fall 2012, next season will be as well. Almost every look at BCBG Max Azria involved an element of colorblock, and even the wide stripes at Richard Chai love seemed large enough to lump them in.
Filipa Fino, 02.09.2012
Founder, FinoFile; Former senior accessories editor, Vogue
he Monday before New York fashion week, at 11am prompt, Vogue's editorial team religiously met to discuss the upcoming season. Much the impatient leader, Anna Wintour, my boss, always wanted to have access to 7th Avenue's hidden secrets before they hit the runway.
Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, 02.13.2012
Fashion Director, Lincoln Center
While the rest of the city continues to celebrate New York's crowning achievement winning the Superbowl, those in the fashion industry have just embarked upon their own festivities. Yesterday marked day one of Mercedez-Benz Fashion Week, and appropriately so, New York Giants' own Victor Cruz (the talented wide receiver who sealed Sunday's victory) joined me in unveiling the fourth season at Lincoln Center. For the next seven days, the industry will flock to the historic Lincoln Center to view the Fall/Winter 2012 collections of over 100 designers and brands. With seven days of shows every half-hour, even Victor agreed that Mercedes-Benx Fashion Week was nothing short of four-quarters on the football field.
The Huffington Post | Ellie Krupnick | Posted 02.14.2012 | Stylelist