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NYFW SS'14 Street Style

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I love these curated street style looks from NYFW SS'14, strategically put together by the team at Forever 21. Check out additional snaps and full coverage from fashion's most anticipated week here.

TGIF- Let's Hit the Runway at NYFW!

Tibi A/W '13

Peter Som A/W '13

Phillip Lim A/W '13

Altuzarra A/W '13

Reed Krakoff A/W '13

Belstaff A/W '13

Derek Lam A/W '13

The Row A/W '13

Marc by Marc Jacobs A/W '13

Theyskens Theory A/W '13

Proenza Schouler A/W '13

Calvin Klein A/W '13

Rodarte A/W '13

Vera Wang A/W '13

NYFW gave us a glimpse of what trends we can expect for fall. Black, white, leather, structured and menswear inspired pieces took over the runway this week.  I chose some of my favorite ensembles from a myriad of designers who showcased their collections at Fashion Week. 

On a side note:  I've been in the process of moving into a new apartment (pictures coming soon), so I haven't had as much time to post as of late.  Stay tuned next week because I'm back in action...full force!  New OOTDs, interviews, and continuous inspiration!

Have a great weekend everyone!

xx

Bloggers Hit the Streets at NYFW

Ami Song/Song of  Style

Danielle Bernstein/We Wore What

Peony Lim

Eleanora Carisi/JouJou Villeroy

Susanna Lau/Style Bubble

Natalie Joos/Tales of Endearment

Jessica Stein/Tuula Vintage

Leandra Medine/Man Repeller

WE WORE WHAT-Q&A With Style Ingenuity, Danielle Bernstein

Fashion blog WE WORE WHAT was created by New York City dweller and style genius, Danielle Bernstein.  Danielle's original idea for WE WORE WHAT was to document young purveyors of New York's street style scene.  Her photographic musings gained notoriety and her popularity garnered her the chance to shoot at New York Fashion Week.   Ironically, she ended up being shot by many notable photographers, and largely due to this experience, concluded that her personal style resonated more with readers.  So, she changed focus, and has developed a burgeoning following as well as actualized her interest in fashion, into a viable business.  Not only is Danielle smart, but she's extremely endearing, humble and supportive of fellow bloggers. She speaks to the 'everyday' gal, seamlessly pairing vintage, designer and mid-range pieces that are accessible and wearable.

She spoke with SF Shop Girl about her style inspirations, her dream collaboration and offered sound advice  to other aspiring fashion bloggers.

It was such a pleasure to be able to interview her.  Check out what she had to say...