New York Fashion Week spring/summer 2014 round-up

FG10 takes you on a quick round-up tour to checkout who showed what during this New York Fashion Week.. Let us hear your word on the SS 2014 collection!

A look from the Tory Burch spring/summer 2014 show in New York Photo: Getty

Established brands to their utmost to stay relevant by buying in young tastemakers - as DKNY did with Rita Ora - but there's no substitute for the truly new. And the best source of that is London. Ours is the next fashion week on the calendar - and it has more millennial designers on its schedule than New York, Milan and Paris put together.

ALEXANDER WANG

TORY BURCH

J CREW

DIANE VON FURSTENBERG

PHILLIP LIM

VICTORIA BY VICTORIA BECKHAM

DKNY

This is the most searched-for brand in the US!

US designer Michael Kors is the most Googled US label, beating Marc Jacobs and Ralph Lauren.

Give us a dollar and we would have taken a punt on Marc Jacobs being the most Googled US fashion label - he's basically still the Big Deal at New York Fashion Week, despite the efforts of Alexander Wang, Proenza Schouler and the rest of the city's young guns, and he's got a huge global profile. However, they've all been trumped by Michael Kors.

The designer accounted for 19.6 per cent of the 31 million internet searches covering 10 international markets including the UK, China and the US, according to Digital Luxury Group , which puts together data for luxury brands. The research focused only on US labels between January - June 2012.

Marc Jacobs forced to postpone New York Fashion Week show

Customs and deliveries delays have forced Marc Jacobs to postpone his autumn/winter 2013 show as 'Blizzard Nemo' threatens to wreak further havoc with the New York Fashion Week schedule.

New York Fashion Week designer Marc Jacobs has been forced to move his upcoming autumn/winter 2013 mainline show due to customs and deliveries delays.

"We're missing bags, shoes and two fabrics," Marc Jacobs International president Robert Duffy told WWD .

The delays mean Jacobs has had to move the show from its usual Monday night slot to the 8pm slot on Thursday February 14, the final day of New York Fashion Week. The date change will mean many fashion editors, stylists and buyers will have to make the decision to either stay in the city for the highly-anticipated show or head to London for the start of London Fashion Week, which begins on Friday.

Brand to watch: Ostwald Helgason

We caught up with the design duo behind Ostwald Helgason, Susanne Ostwald and Ingvar Helgason, to find out how they captured the hearts and lenses of editors and street style photographers alike.

New York casting agent Natalie Joos wearing Ostwald Helgason at fashion week in September 2012. Photo: REX Features

In a jam-packed studio in Hackney Wick, overlooking the Olympic stadium, Susanne Ostwald is wiping up a tiny spillage from under my tea cup. "For Susie, everything has its place," her boyfriend and business partner Ingvar Helgason sniggers. "Getting things to fit in this studio is like a game of Tetris." Susanne readily admits her obsession with order. "I have a little bit of an OCD. If I get things fitting in perfectly in here, then I get 10 points!"

If all goes according to plan, Susanne's Tetris obsession will soon be a space-saving eccentricity of the past. Together the couple comprise Ostwald Helgason, a brand with a loyal following of fashion editors setting out to win them pavement exposure. Street style favourites Miroslava Duma and Tatler Russia editor-in-chief Anya Ziourova are frequently snapped in head-to-toe looks; bloggers Susie Bubble and Natalie Joos are also fans. Buyers have followed suit: their first order for New York boutique Fivestory sold out within 24 hours, and ASOS, Opening Ceremony, Browns Boutique and Moda Operandi have all put in orders.

New York Fashion Week Comes To An End For Celebs

Its the end of New York Fashion Week and celebrities pull all the stops to look good... Love Blake Lively in her Marchesa dress, doesn't she have the best legs!!! We're seeing quite a few fur coats must've been pretty chilly...

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New York Fashion Week Fall 2011- Marchesa

We know what everyone will be wearing for this year 2011 Oscar Awards, the red carpet will be filled with Marchesa gowns.

At New York fashion week designers Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig dazzled us all with their Victorian inspired dresses.

Bright red and lilac shades were a popular choice for the English designers. Lace and layers structured dresses, mid length designs instead of long fish tailed dresses. A perfect collection which I'm sure celebrities will make sure they have their hands on.

soucred from style.com

New York Fashion Week Fall 2011- Proenza Schouler

Proenza Schouler still keeping up with their reputation of prints and cool designs. At New York Fashion Week designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez shifted from their usual tie dye prints and was inspired by textiles and tribal prints... Long sleeved dresses and mid length tassel skirts seems to be a hit for next Fall. I see some more mustard colour, time to hit the shops...

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New York Fashion Week Fall 2011- Tommy Hilfiger

Tommy Hilfiger went for a more bohemian mixed with mafia designs for Fall 2011. Wide length pants, hats and maxi loose dresses was on his mind. Not sure whether to embrace my hippie side or prepare my gangs. Do love the suits!!!

sourced from telegraph