NYFW: Diane Von Furstenberg Fall 2012

/ Wednesday, February 15, 2012 /
   As it does every six months or so, Fashion Week stomped into New York City like a 17 year old Russian model clomps down the runway. Even if I wasn't in tune with the fashion cycle, I would have sensed its arrival by the conspicuous lack of cabs in Manhattan over the weekend, models swarming the streets of SoHo, and the general sense of panic in the garment district. Although I wasn't personally invited to attend any events at Lincoln Center (an oversight, I'm certain), I do like to keep up with my favorite designers and see what might potentially make its way to Nashville via The Cotton Mill come fall 2012. 

  Starting off my fashion week commentary with the DVF show is a no brainer.  Her show is a perennial favorite at NYFW, teeming with fashion power players (and personal friends of Diane) such as Barbara Walters, Rachel Zoe, Oscar de la Renta, and Anderson Cooper.  Don't be fooled by the hype. The grand dame of fashion, who is currently the president of the CFDA (Council of Fashion Designers of America), lives up to her reputation; she rarely fails to present a cohesive collection and always designs with a woman's shape in mind. This collection is no different in that regard, with lots flattering drapes and sophisticated color blocking. It was light on prints this go-round, and wrap dresses too, but fear not, loyal shoppers. The retail gods will surely have their say and it will be interpreted into the famous style for the masses. 

  Here are some of my favorite looks from the runway. I adore the unusual mixing of color: light mauve and deep raspberry, mustard yellow on canary yellow on hot pink, red and aqua (a favorite of mind already).  Take a look!





















xoxo,
Alice

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