With so many fashionistas in New York City this week for fashion week, it wasn’t hard to make a list of best-dressed celebrities.  The hard part was narrowing it down to only five.   Should we pick models? Should we pick actresses? Should we pick reality tv stars? Should we pick designers themselves? We just couldn’t decide so we picked some from each category (we’re putting Victoria in the model/designer category since techincally she has done both, remember those Armani underwear ads?) Find out what each of them wore and why they made our list…

Usually when you hear the words “safe” and “fashion” in the same sentence it’s never a good thing.  But leave it to Marc Jacobs to change the meaning of safe.  While none of his designs for Fall 2010 were particularly groundbreaking, they were what Style.com likes to call “money in the bank” for both his customers and retailers.   His color palette was …

There aren’t many times in life or fashion when the word “commercial” is a compliment.  But when editors around the world watched Phillip Lim’s Spring 2010 collection, the words on everyone’s lips were wearable, buyable and yes, commercial – except in this economy, commercial doesn’t carry with it any of its usual negative connotations.  No, when it comes to fashion in the year 2009, commercial is great!  As witnessed by the photos …

The boys of Proenza Schouler talk texture, color and their young, energetic Spring 2010 collection with New York Magazine’s Harriet Mays Powell.  Inspired by the sun and fun of the west coast (think surfing and skating), designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez sent out a collection of streetwear full of blues and greens (aqua and aqua marines as the boys …