Beautiful stuff indeed. The belt was a little distracting to me on some of those though.

Yeah, I agree. There was a bit of superfluity there with the belts. But on to the important bit: who wants to pay for my new wardrobe?

I love DVF. She is one of my most favorite designers. I don't own anything of hers. One of these days I'm going to break down and buy something of hers. It's not like her RTW things are outrageously expensive, but they are still kind of expensive.

I love this collection. It has a '40s vibe to it. I like all the belts and coats and layering. Layering is so much more stylish than one T-shirt, one pair of jeans. I like all of the extra stuff, but it's kind of impossible to layer in my climate. I love the full length evening dresses. Especially the graphic black and white with the low-cut neckline. Gorgeous!

I loved the Isaac Mizrahi collection best of all the ones I've seen, so far.

You can get a lot of great deals on DVF at Woodbury Commons for you New Yorkers.

I own three wrap dresses. I wear them so much there are worth the cost. SO EASY.

My favorite was Malan Breton but just because of my favorite model. (Although makeup looks garish in that shot).

Both the DVF and Mizrahi collections are beautiful, but I like Mizrahi's better. It's a little more simple, I like the wider belt; it's stuff I could see me wearing. Both collects are great in that it's stuff that normal people would wear, not the outlandish stuff you see so much on the runways.