“Michael Kors, Louboutin & More — The Glam NYFW Update”

Fashion Week In NYC Is always a whirlwind— heels, champagne, ruffles, and so many “add to cart” moments. Here’s our little diary from the shows and parties.

Michael Kors has all the starlets and influencers front and center. The show sent models down the runway in breezy linens, draped silks, soft neutrals — then surprise pops of yellow and pink. Effortless but commanding. I left craving fringe everything.

Simkhai’s show was basically a beach escape on the runway. Minimal but dreamy. Those sculptural wedges? Elevated flip-flops and some sparkle, every girly girl's dream.

LoveShackFancy is always a fairytale, but this time with a sophisticated, polished feel. Still lace, ruffles, and blush pinks — but styled sharper. And the hair! Soft waves, romantic volume… like horse-girl chic, but in the chicest way possible. They are quickly tapping into the allure with pre-orders for the Spring Collection available with Google Shopping.

L’Agence is glamorous in every way. This season was just that. Lindsay Lohan and Martha Stewart were there coordinated in burgundy at the presentation. Burgundy silk and floral touches made everything feel rich and luxe. Impeccably styled by Sofia Karvela.

Renggli had a "birthday" Party at Le Veau d’Or, a French bistro. If the runway is the main course, this party was dessert. The crowd sipped cocktails among warm lights, celebrated the little moments. It’s where fashion week magic feels the most like a secret club.

Le Chalet at L’Avenue at Saks, hosted by Roopal Patel, Saks’ SVP & Fashion Director, had some Incredible names show up like Wes Gordon, Thom Browne, and Prabal Gurung. Imagine cozy glamour, plush furniture, leopard prints, Saks-branded blankets, soft upholstery.

Christian Louboutin Fétiché Pop-Up was for 2 days, with a minimal white room and a daring red room, both on theme for the fragrance launches. Allowing visitors to test the full fragrance collection.