Antonio Berardi has long been a favorite designer of mine (and buyers worldwide), for his excellence in tailoring, penchant for ladylike sex appeal, and super luxe detailing. 

Tom Ford was an eagerly awaited show this year at LFW and a show is what he gave.

Earlier this week, Marios Schwab’s Fall Winter 2013-14 collection mesmerized all at London Fashion Week with a Gothic romantic fairytale brought to life.

Academy of Art University’s AW13 show was a euphony of styles and sensory delight, from the shock and awe of Heather Scholl’s colorful 90′s queer culture club pieces, all intricately beaded wool, cotton and wool knit separates that blew up the catwalk, all oohs and ahhs from the audience, to a very different feel by [...]

Thomas Tait is definitely a top pick from London Fashion Week.  Following his last two killer collections,

Jonathan Saunders’ autumnal inspired collection stunned audiences on the London Runway, making a fitting seasonal change from his metallic influence last season.

This collection is for the woman who hunts by day (in blue woods) with her camouflage complimented by patent leather heels. 

After meeting  Director of Sales at Naeem Khan, Tim Quinn in Tulum during the Christmas season, he graciously invited me to my first Naeem Khan show at Lincoln Center.

A collection inspired by racers only has two ways to go: the right or the wrong. 3.1 Phillip Lim, a label known to do little of the latter, delivers a total reinvention of the racer, giving her sleek cuts, high gloss finishing, and a surprising palette of butterscotch browns, powder blues, and salmon pinks.

The Carlyle Hotel, 1980′s is the setting for Katherine Polk’s powerfully seductive show. As we see these beautifully constructed looks roll down the catwalk, we feel wildly empowered and my mind digresses back into a previous reality of decadence and the beginnings of role reversal.