British import Preen is always a fun show, and it's definitely a show for the fashion people — no celebrities were in sight, save a few New York socialites.

It's no wonder the fashionistas adore Preen: satin jumpsuits, sequined dresses, and cocoon coats populated the runway in a spectrum of ivory, gray, blue, and bluer. There were a few odd details thrown into the mix like high-waisted pleated pants, leather and shearling jackets, and '80s-style plastic rings, but all in all, a strong outing — especially in the dress arena.

One of the best things about the collection? The runway shoes are affordable . . . they were made by Topshop.

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Tracy Reese's Fall '08 collection made me wander into a dreamland. Icy blues and greys opened up the show in the form of one-shoulder chiffon frocks, voluminous skirts, and carefree dresses. But just as I was comfortably floating on clouds, Reese took me to a whole new and more vibrant world; one with lots of sequins, metallics, berets, bold geometric prints, bright orange skirt suits, plaids, stripes, ruffles, and all shades of red. The way I see it, if a refined French girl and a punky plaid-loving chick formed a friendship based on fashion, then Reese's collection would be her wonderfully fun wardrobe.

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It was sheer madness at Lela Rose. Girlie blouses, and sleeves and necklines of dresses were see-through for subtle sexiness.

But that's not even half of what Rose offered up. You name it, this collection had: colored anoraks, metallic tulip skirts, sequin tops and skirts, wide-leg pants, skinny pants, and dresses galore: tiered, taffeta, one-shoulder, chiffon, and one ruffled garnet colored dress that looked slightly Lanvin. That means we're closer to being able to afford the dramatic party frocks we all loved for Spring.

Hallelujah for some color on the catwalk. Teal, mustard, red, metallic blue and burgundy all had their place in the show. Rose always manages to create uptown pieces that are far from stuffy and she's accomplished this yet again.

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We all love the Look Book so much, but I've been having trouble keeping up and recognizing everyone who deserves to be a Look of the Day! So, here are the Looks of the Week!

The looks this week range from leather chic, happy in houndstooth, pink lady, army fabulous, and scarf city.

Congrats to bellachic, RaincityChicky, mitzy, pinklauren21, and syako!

Everyone else, submit your looks today, and I just might feature you on FabSugar! If you live overseas and have a fab outfit to share, join the Overseas Fashionistas Group and to submit a Look in this group, learn how to post a blog.

Once in a while a runway show brings a smile to my face. Sass & Bide took a sad story and turned it into fruit punch with their return to the runway Fall collection. The show was dedicated to a friend of theirs who passed away from cancer. "Rainbows for Kate” is a celebration of life, love, hope and happiness.

Rainbows translated into sequins, polka dots, ruffles, ribbons, plaid and super elaborate albeit fabulous head pieces. Layered stockings, fierce black heels and black undertones kept the collection from being overly frilly. Though the varicolored textures — also including a harlequin sequin print — were a tad circus-like, they were fun and unique. It's nice to see something daring at New York fashion week, and it's nice to witness such rich inspiration.

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