Happy Tuesday, loves! A quick recap of the Georgine SS16 show for you guys today! It was truly an honor to be able to go to a show at the Skylight at Moynihan Station and be a part of the NYFW experience. My first time at the Georgine show, guest blogging for Louboutins & Love, and it was absolutely spectacular. 

From the hustle and bustle and chaos of pre-show preparations, to the plastic unveiling of the runway (yes, they had plastic cover the runway and then removed it last minute), to the actual show itself...looking around and trying to spot the celebrities of the crowd and being completely awestruck by the collection--I'd say it was a true NYFW experience. The collection itself featured loose silhouettes accented by structured coats, floral lace embellishments, and bright pops of color, with a focus on the color block trend. What I wasn't expecting though, was the use of fur as embellishment--on shirt sleeves, pom pom scarves, and belt bags, hinting that maybe fur accessories are on its way back in. Head down to the video below for a full look at the Georgine SS16 collection!

Day 1 of NYFW and I couldn't have been more excited! This is the first time I've been able to attend NYFW as a blogger, and it has been an incredible experience. These collections I saw on day 1 was hosted by Fashion Palette, which brought together up-and-coming Australian womenswear designers and presented their SS16 collections! Check out my favorite looks, as well as full collections of my favorite designers below!

Bec & Bridge

In love with these ruffles from the Bec & Bridge presentation, as well the laid-back casual luxe pieces of the whole collection! Creative designs with cut-out details, shimmering sheer embellishments and pops of red among the black & white. Catch a glimpse of the whole collection in the video below!

Simmone Standing

Possibly my favorite collection at Fashion Palette yet! The eyelash lace, pleated, draped and little embellished flower details were absolutely to-die for! Loving how the collection gives off a feminine feel, but is also very structured with clean cut lines. It's interesting that some of the pieces are asymmetric while others are in perfect symmetry. Definitely felt like these designs were inspired by the architecture of modern buildings. For the full collection, check out the video below!

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