Put away the big boots and give those stilettos a rest. We're having a flat moment — an ultra-chic flat moment at that. What's better with our cropped skinnies and little dresses than a pair of irresistible flats? Maybe the season's new flatform silhouette? Here, we've found 20 amazing pairs you'll want to add to your closet right. this. minute.
Spring is going to be a killer season for fantastic collaborations. Collaborations have become hugely popular and have allowed fashion designers — Derek Lam, the Mulleavy sisters, and Chloe Sevigny among them — to step outside their niche and try something new. From luxury to budget, we've highlighted the top collaborations you should check out and stock up on before they're gone.
>> We've spotted a growing theme on the Fall 2011 runways: colorblocked pants. Just think of it as the tuxedo pant remixed: Designers like Phillip Lim, Narciso Rodriguez, and Chloe all showed off their own variations, as did Celine (leather-inserted skinny pants) and Derek Lam (tonal wide-leg trousers).
Ready to change up your wardrobe? We'll be bringing you oodles of styling advice, shopping tips, wardrobe additions, and refreshers this month as part of our Spring Dressing Guide. First, take our refresher course in the top trends for Spring 2011. We saw sheerness, white, layering, and bold prints dominate the themes, as well as a few silhouettes like wide-leg trousers and calf-length skirts. Click through our slideshow to get in the Spring mindset.
One of the biggest trends we saw this season at New York Fashion Week was the inspired use of fur. From fuzzy-trimmed outerwear at Rag & Bone and Alexander Wang to colorful statement coats at Diane von Furstenberg and Tory Burch, this sumptuous material was popping up all over the runways in new and exciting iterations! To get the full scoop on fur, cozy up to our second NYFW trend report now!
One of the biggest trends we saw for Fall 2011 at New York Fashion Week was the inspired use of fur. From fuzzy-trimmed outerwear at Rag & Bone and Alexander Wang to colorful statement coats at Diane von Furstenberg and Tory Burch, this sumptuous material was popping up all over the runways in new and exciting iterations! To get the full scoop on fur, cozy up to our trend report now!
We may still have Spring and Summer to worry about, but leave it to Diane von Furstenberg, Derek Lam, and Victoria Beckham to have us counting down the months until we can break out our moody Fall handbags. During New York Fashion Week, designers brought out the big guns in the form of superchic totes, oversize clutches, and ladylike frame bags— and if I remember correctly, there were some fanny packs thrown in there too. Excited yet? Click through to see the satchels that we can't wait to snap up.
We've had red-carpet looks on the brain here for, oh, ever, so we paid special attention to the gorgeous gowns coming down the runway at New York Fashion Week. There were florals, lace, flowy chiffon numbers, lots of red, and plenty of sparkle from our favorite designers, including Jason Wu, Prabal Gurung, and Monique Lhuillier. Here are the top 25 most drop-dead gorgeous dresses of the week — and the ones we're hoping to see on the Oscars red carpet!
FabSugarTV caught up with NYFW's designers — and the celebs who flocked to their shows. So, if you haven't had a chance to catch up on all of the amazing interviews, get a peek at the designers dishing backstage, and see what the front-row celebs had to say about the Fall collections!
 Derek Lam |
 Hervé Léger |
 Diane von Furstenberg |
 Rachel Roy |
 Carolina Herrera |
 Tommy Hilfiger |
 Tory Burch |
 Vanessa Hudgens |
 Christina Hendricks |
>> Now that Fall 2011 NYFW has come to an end, let's zoom in on some of the fine details. First up on our list of must-haves are shoes: bohemian boots from Rodarte; shiny red oxford pumps from Alexander Wang; thigh-highs from Rag & Bone; a multi-colored woven confection from Proenza Schouler . . . and a couple more of our favorites in the slideshow!
