Besides my envy for her effortlessly chic bob, Jacey has the best wardrobe. Her mix of dresses, tees and strappy heels would make any fashionista die of happiness. She may be from LA, but she definitely has the New Yorker style in her.
We shot this look in the East Village before she jetted off to BCBG's runway show on Thursday.
Check out her post here.
Delpozo...the most stunning show to end my NYFW.
I photographed model Kadri Vahersalu, who has 2 different colored eyes, in a look backstage prior to first looks for an exclusive article for T.
Glitter was splashed over the eyelids of the models-mirroring the sequins in the gowns that were more Couture than RTW.
Models lined up outside Pier 59 overlooking the water for a photoshoot before first looks. Originally the shoot was just for the house photographer until all the other photographers got jealous looking at the perfect setup and lighting and became vultures trying to capture the moment before it disappeared.
Before I knew it the show was over and my time at fashion week had ended. This was by far my favorite fashion week out of the six prior that I have done.
I am continuously amazed by the creativity of the designers and will be counting down until February.
For the full slideshow click here.
At Prabal Gurung's show there were so many photo dreams-where the stars align for a shot and a photographer melts of happiness.
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This will probably be the most crazy blog post I ever write. Bullet points.. HERE WE GO...
The end.
For full gallery go to T Magazine
T Magazine sent me to cover Ryan Roche's presentation. BOY AM I GLAD THEY DID.
I drooled and cried over the beautiful knits in ivory and light pink. I imagined myself wrapping up in them and having a hot cup of coffee.
The collection debuted at The High Line hotel, which has amazing cathedral ceilings and stained glass. Champagne was offered while guests weaved their way in and out of the arc of models.
For the full slideshow check out T Magazine.
