Michael Kors Collection, Delpozo and Rodarte.

Fringe and a military jacket? I say yes all the way. Remixing is what fashion is all about nowadays.

All the classic Ralph Lauren looks were here, from the fringe suede jackets to the fully sequinned dresses, and they were available for purchase immediately. Literally right after the show, champagne in hand, we walked into Ralph Lauren’s flagship Madison Avenue store. Everything down to the accessories was perfectly displayed and perfectly desirable.

Ruffles, transparency, lace, black and gold – this show was inspired by bees in a garden, and it showed. A parade of beautiful fairy like models walked sweetly around a garden installation during the show, yet the Rodarte girl cool factor was intact via leather and hardware detailing.

As always, perfect precision at Narciso. This liquid metal-like dress paired with the orange bag and white shoes is the definition of easy chic summer dressing.

I arrived one minute late to the show, and missed the first look on the runway. Marc does not wait for anyone. I got caught up quickly though, as the Marc girl was consistent on the runway – a sexy gang of rave kids, rebellious but sweet. They stomped around on stage with their massive boots, and embellished little jackets. It was a reminder that life should be a party, and you can rebel if you want to.

Colour, art and athleticism came together at the Hugo Boss show. The pure ease of the brightly hued pleated dresses worn with graphic sandals was something the entire audience wished they could slip into at that very moment.

The black suit looked completely reconstructed at Vera Wang, cut into little shorts and shoulder-baring cropped jackets worn over white tank tops. Dark and poetic, the collection was virtually all black but romantic at heart.

Can we talk about this floral suit, and this model? Between the sandy colours and the baby bell sleeves, this is the suit of the season with an attitude.

A parade of prints, this show was the perfect mix of preppy and beachy, perfect for a relaxed but carefully put together woman. This floral bra top and maxi skirt look was a crowd favourite.

This unfinished sweatshirt paired with oversized track pants looked fresh, and all the parachute jackets and jumpsuits were on point. PS: Bella Hadid opened the show looking so hot, I may forgotten what she was wearing. 
 

This is what the shirt and pants of the new generation look like.

In theory, a Western shirt and a silver foil NASA logo dress shouldn’t work, but sometimes theories are wrong. When paired with a fresh white sneaker, this look is quirky and new. 

The ’80s were alive at Jeremy Scott’s show. This NYC look will most definitely be worn by one of the Hadid sisters. 
 

A denim ball gown worn with flat shoes? Sign me up. Contemporary, sophisticated yet easy. This is the new modern. 
 

Best show of the season for me so far. I had chills the whole time, and every look was perfect. This striped knit look with a textured feathered skirt says it all. 
 

Sometimes fashion can and should be irreverent. It’s ‘berry’ important.
 

No other polka dot ball gown has ever looked better or more modern. 
 

A sequinned jumpsuit with flip flops? Who knew this would be such a perfect match. 
 

This patchwork, colour-blocked dress is so effortless and yet can command any room you enter. 
 

When this dress walked past me on the runway, everything stopped. And isn’t that how every girl wants to feel? Pleated extra long bell sleeves looked like angel wings. Bonus: our November cover girl Ashley Graham, who sat right by me at the show, also approved. 
 

You know you’ll have to get your name on a waiting list for this t-shirt, right? Right after Rihanna gets hers, you and I may not get a chance. 
 

Possibly Victoria’s best collection yet, this crushed velvet lilac dress does it for me. Worn with the buttery white leather boots and white bag, and paired with the super sleek hair and makeup, the look is flawless. 
 

Definitely the most entertaining show I’ve been to so far. The commentary during the show was so much fun (by MCs Oscar 1992 and Jay Boogie) and made a hard edged collection feel light and joyful. This slip dress over a bright sweatshirt was my favourite look. 

J.Crew did not hire models this season, instead they used real people who just looked amazing in the clothes. This cargo ruffled gown was a standout. Also, I need her glasses. 
 

Tibi delivered a modern woman’s dream wardrobe. Utilitarian with hints of the Edwardian era in the detailing, every look was perfectly functional yet dreamy. 
 

Get to the gym: cutouts, jumpsuits and bodysuits are going to happen next summer whether you like it or not. This one combines all 3 effortlessly, and the Bermuda length is so fresh. 
 

Tomboy-meets-sweet-surfer-girl was the look at the fast-paced Alexander Wang show last night. Models got a cropped ’do backstage and all looked too cool for school, literally. Plus: Madonna, Kylie Jenner, and Zoe Kravitz were all there. Wang surprised us all with the announcement of his Adidas X Wang collab right after the show, complete with a mob of models rushing to #WANGFEST, the after party where we all ate McDonalds, shoplifted  (just kidding, it was free) the pop up 7-eleven truck and danced the night away with CL. 

Oversize mechanic style denim jumpsuits can be feminine too, as proven here. Get with it. 
 

Ok, so by now we know NYFW is loving stripes. But matching a bold colour bootie to your look is a new and forward-thinking way to style a simple striped dress. 
 

For every romantic out there: don’t fret, pretty is still in. For an updated cool factor, try a soft floral dress with a pastel-coloured knit armband.

Lacoste’s show proved that terrycloth, sweats and robe dressing can be glamorous. This deconstructed green sweatshirt needs to happen in my life. 

The Kardashians made head-to-toe nude famous, but Ryan Roche does it right. Tip: style a nude look with the most coveted piece of the season: an oversize robe cardigan. ​

Jonathan Saunders’ first collection for DVF is what every girl needs, and a completely updated look for the label. This dress says it all. 
 

Extra long sleeve shirts are now the new wardrobe staple – it even looks great under a sweet little dress. Loved this look.

This silk blouse and acid wash wrap skirt with slippers is possibly the best summer look I’ve seen in my life. She looks boss and chill at the same time. Amazing. 

Showing in NYC for the first time, Club Monaco had pieces everyone needs to include in their rotation. This oversize flower print dress was a favourite, and its subtle sexiness can take you from work to date night. 

Loved every minute of the Milly show, and the deconstructed dresses in bold colours were just stunning. The full look is perfect, but you can break it all up and mix anything with denim and voila. 

This coral look on fellow Canadian model Herieth Paul was a moment to remember. Forever and ever. Sleek and sexy to the max. 

It was a select few that got into this show, and I managed to find myself across from Anna Wintour. (She approved of the whole collection by the way) This was quite possibly his best show yet, and the yellow sheer dress was the moment when everyone gasped a little. Precision, grace and class. Bravo, Jason. 

I loved this show. The performance, the luxe yet underground vibe of it all felt very right now. Watch out for this label. The corset bra style over the white shirts was such a moment; we all need to try this at home (just not your nude bra please).

Thakoon ‘s show was full of see now buy now looks, and the elevated 90’s aesthetic made plaid and lace look like best friends. 
 

Marissa Webb mixed ruffles with fierce leather paper bag waist pants that felt so right together.

Red is popping up literally at every show so far, and this take on Pijama dressing is irresistible. 
 

These pants looked like they could give any cool blouse a run for its money. I loved this simple top with these amazing seafood green ruffled pants. 

Nicholas K’s entire line up would look perfect in a Star Wars movie, on the most fashionable characters of course. This soft leather trench was a standout. 
 

Who says plus sized girls can’t wear real fashion? Layered and bold, this look was a standout in the while lineup. Bravo Tome. 
 

A more youthful Oscar de la Renta collection was shown today, and this dress proved as such. It could be worn by a 20-something or a 60-something any day of the week. The collection will garner a new clientele without alienating the existing customer.