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New York fashion week

NYFW

Twice a year - in February’s snow-covered chill and then again in September’s sunshine - New York’s streets overflow with models, buyers and fashion editors alike. For both the spring / summer and the fall / winter collections, New York fashion week (NYFW) promotes America’s fashion talent to the world, from big name designers to up-and-coming talents. With official runways, after parties, and off-schedule events scattered across the city, New York fashion week brings a packed program year after year. Below you’ll find coverage of New York fashion week 2012 and past years such as NYFW 2011 and NYFW 2010.

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New York fashion week coverage 2012

Warm but cool in NY

A cool girl’s way to do warm-yet-stylish: a primitive, pelt-like fur coat provides warmth and volume on top, while the the skinniest of skinny silhouettes on the bottom half keeps it balanced and chic. Even with the addition of masculine accessories – hat, motorcycle boots – the overall feel is confidently feminine. This look was snapped outside Karen Walker’s show at New York fashion week

Ashley Smith’s buns

With an aesthetic Daniel described as school girls gone bad, Veda’s fall 2012 collection melded elements of sexual confidence and maturity with elements of youthfulness. Attending the show as a guest, Ashley Smith epitomised the mix fittingly with her playful hairstyle: sophisticated from the front, revealing a youthful duo of bobby-pinned buns from the back.

Ashley Smith attends Veda
Ashley Smith attends Veda
Ashley Smith attends Veda
Ashley Smith attends Veda
Ashley Smith attends Veda
Ashley Smith attends Veda

Kolfinna rocks morning-after eyes

Kolfinna Kristófersdóttir oozes such attitude that it’s hard to even notice what she’s wearing. You get drawn in to her elfin features, her intense and knowing eyes – made all the more edgy with the residue of makeup from the Marc Jacobs runway. These shots of Kolfinna in her leather-and-fur ensemble were snapped in the East Village about an hour after Jacobs’ New York fashion week…

Alyona on the rooftop

With hair and makeup “sleek, architectural & androgynous” to match Rad by Rad Hourani’s F/W 2012 collection, model Alyona Subbotina looked ice-cool in the best of ways. Wearing her own off-duty outfit of a tough black leather jacket and bright blue mesh scarf tied into a bow, Fashionising.com photographer Kelly Defina snapped these photos of her on the rooftop of the Sun West Studios where…

Hair how to: Altuzarra’s tousled bed hair catwalk look

There’s something very sexy, sensual and vulnerable about a bed head hairstyle. The credit for majority of its popularity goes to the roots of its origin – that being the bed and potentially the act the preceded it. Contrary to common belief, however, not all bed head hairstyles are created equally. Each variation on the style entails several points of difference, each dependent on the…

Backstage beauty: Derek Lam’s naughty schoolgirls

Backstage at Derek Lam hair is being teased into a deliberate chaos of messy strands, turned into a bouffant shape and then knotted at the base of the neck into what feels like a lived-in style. The fringe is pinned to the side with a girlishness that belies the roughness of the rest. Derek Lam’s fall 2012 girl is youthful and sweet, but a little…

Aquascutum relax into Autumn 2012

Fashion is built up of many ingredients; style, trends, uniqueness… so when embarking on the journey of a new season some trends and styles carry over. Others get put into a blender and get splattered onto the runway as a fresh interpretation of modern dressing. The Aquascutum autumn 2012 show looks clean, long and lean on the surface; but have you looked closer?

The dark path to Diesel

Diesel Black Gold fall 2012 was promised to be a collection rooted in fear. In these days where fashion shows have to offer guests an experience and not just a new collection, it meant that Diesel had to find a venue that offered something of a fear factor along with a suitable space. Enter New York’s Pier 57.