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What if working in fashion was always as frenetic as fashion week? I would have to say “no thanks” in that case!
Here they are — the day 5 show reviews — it was a busy one!
Marc by Marc Jacobs:
Not surpsigingly it was an 80s-inspired collection, complete with oversized hipster eyeglasses, Buster Brown hats, colorful scarves, and great bags.
ChoCheng:
Colorful riding coats and pastel satin gowns strongly pervaded Cho Cheng’s debut at fashion week.
MaxAzria:
Darker than the BCBG collection, the signature line featured sculptural jackets, deconstructed tunics, leather and metallics that stated it’s time to think about the future of fashion.
Domenico Vacca:
Very Italian suits, sexy cuts, and visible applique lent its way to making a strong showing in the tents; fashion Italian style still rules!
Rodarte:
True to form, the Rodarte sisters expiremented with a mixture of inspirations, resulting in a distinctive, hand-crafted, yet couture aesthetic.
G Star:
Leathers, buckles, and creamy shades of grey invaded the G Star runway at Hammerstein ballroom; we only wish those drop-crotch pants weren’t so drop crotch — I have a feeling they would make me look even shorter than I already am!
Tibi:
Prints to covet, in silhouettes to love seemed to be Amy Smilovic’s moto for the fall 2009 collection. 
Narciso Rodriquez:
A bit sombre, however signature Narciso sleekness prevailed; no wonder the First Lady prefers his collection! Loved the peachy pink dresses; definitely the highlight of the collection (let’s try not to think about the weird head gear, shall we?)
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