A nice way to involve New Yorkers and tourists alike in the Fashion Week. The clothes were really creative and the looks great.

I have no further comment, it might not deserve it. At one point, I thought the designer was competing for the prize for maximum garments possibly made with ONE only print.

At the end of the show I was glad I would be in France in November and would thus not celebrate Thanksgiving… I did not want to hear about turkey before Christmas !

Rachel Comey, Zaldy, Atil Kutoglu, Jennifer Nicholson were all lucky enough to have this extremely efficient, courteous and fair company take care of their runway hows, THREE at the Altman building, and ONE at the Atelier in the Bryant Park tents.

Headed by Kelly Cutrone, who was always present at each venue to help with front row celebrities and last minute general seating, this very professional team as a whole has managed to have every guest welcomed with a smile and with the specific attention each individual person deserves, from stars to press and buyers, not even forgetting the designers’ parents when they were present!

Kelly is the person I have most admired throughout the day especially for the way she tackled every problem with a smile and a pat on the shoulder, pertinently and tactfully.

She even managed to actually talk to me and exchanged a few words in French with Julien Fournie. She has proven the impressions I had yesterday about New York PRs quite wrong.

The presence of her firm in MANY other fashion world capitals can maybe explain it all.