Fall/Winter NYFW in Review: February 8, 2012

New York Fashion Week! One of my favorite times of the year, featuring some of the more wearable lines. I honestly get giddy with excitement when fashion week is about to start and many people know to stray away from me because I go a little crazy. Just a little, I promise. Yesterday was the kick off of NYFW for a week full of potentially amazing and innovative designs to set the standards for next season's trends. Jordana here, will be keeping you up-to-date posting every day this week with my favorite designers and garments. So be sure to check back daily for my favorite looks!


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Z Spoke by Zac Posen F/W 2012 RTW

Photos: http://www.style.com/fashionshows/review/F2012RTW-ZSPOKE/

What a wearable collection this is. And being Z Spoke by Zac Posen, it's affordable too. It's a strong, mature collection where I can picture each piece beautiful individually. I may be biased because I adore Zac Posen and everything that he does...I mean my Homecoming dress was a Zac Posen. But this is beautiful and impressive for his lower-priced line. From the edgy cuts, to the 90's esque looks and the bold colors, I'm thoroughly in love.

Jill Sander Navy F/W 2012 RTW

Photos: http://www.style.com/fashionshows/review/F2012RTW-JSANDERNAV

Everything about this just screams class and sophistication. It's so clean cut and polished that I don't even know what to do with myself. The coats and dresses are just engineered so well. And look at those chunky heels to add that edgy touch! Perfect. Completely perfect school day ensembles. 

Rachel Comey F/W 2012 RTW

Photos: http://www.style.com/fashionshows/review/F2012RTW-RCOMEY

May I first just say to look at this collection and see all the LBDs at the end of the collection. Beautiful. The collection embodies classic silhouettes in neutrals and fun prints. I'm particularly in awe with the nubby bright orange coat I put in the top row. She mixes interesting fabrics to give the line a really unique quality. I'm really intrigued with this line. It has very wearable garments that I would love to see in person.

Michel Angel F/W 2012 RTW

Photo: http://www.style.com/fashionshows/review/F2012RTW-MANGEL/

Oh, this wonderful edgy line that has my heart. It's very unique. Everything from the the mixtures of patters to thhe wool pullover paired with wide-leg trousers. Even just photographed, I can tell his last garment, the navy blue gown, would flow really delicately in person or on the runway.