The label has been hinting at returning womenswear to the runway in October of next year at Paris Fashion Week.

I’m a huge fan of Karl’s work for Chanel, but when it comes to his namesake brand I feel we’re getting a bit shafted.

One amazing thing after another at Louis Vuitton. Love the cream colored moccasin booties.

Marc Jacobs read my mind…I’ve been raving about afros this entire season, and here they are, right on the runways of Paris. Here is what Marc said of his collection for Louis Vuitton: “Street clothes, embracing the hippie-cyber, tribal-punk world.”

Ivana Helsinki is an independent Fashion/Art brand from Finland; delicately morphing designer Paola Suhonen’s’ influential Scandinavian roots with the evocative memories of white arctic summer nights and the intense starkness or the notorious Nordic winters from her childhood.

Wow….is the first word that comes to mind when looking at these beautiful pieces from Stella McCartney’s Spring 2010 collection. The colors, the ruffles, the designs…….magnificent!

An underwater deep dive to the mystical city of Atlantis…McQueen proves yet again why he is the ‘Queen’ (or King) of fashion.

A whimsical yet timid collection from designer Jun Takahashi. Interesting to see brighter colors on the shoes and makeup but not on the garments.

Karl Lagerfeld looks to his inner tin man for his latest Spring 2010 collection. Models walked down the catwalk wearing mostly white with hints of metal in both the garments and accessories.

International Super Model Naomi Campbell, I heart her, walked the Igor Chapurin show for Paris’ Fashion Week wearing a see-through corset revealing her nipples.  

This season, we’ve seen everything from the one legged pant look, courtesy of Bernhard Willhelm, to the multi layered look from Rodarte and tons of leather via Gareth Pugh and many more…what do you think we’ll see on the streets of NY?

Pierre Balmain once said “dressmaking is the architecture of movement,” and Christophe Decarnin managed to make a sexy and sophisticated collection with movement using mainly animal skins and metallics. A Joan of Arc inspired collection, critics claimed his designs were “a returning heroine moment of great zest and epic edgy beauty, saying Decarnin knows “how to rock–and how to sell.”