September 6, 2013

Spring 2014 New York Fashion Week Front Row – Day 1

Spring 2014 New York Fashion Week FROW - Day 1

Here is a quick roundup of the notable attendees who took their front-row seats during Day 1 of Spring 2014 New York Fashion Week.

Zosia Mamet @ Honor: Still not able to crack a smile, the ‘Girls’ actress who has worn many Honor pieces on the red carpet opted for this pretty pink jacquard racer-front mini dress styled with red-and-white Tabitha Simmons for Honor pointy flats. Not one to usually wear much makeup, I love the pink lip colour here, but her overall styling – not surprisingly – is off.

Patrina Miller @ Tadashi Shoji: The Broadway star was probably picking out her next Tony Awards gown, taking her seat wearing a lovely red embroidered lace cocktail dress from Tadashi Shoji’s Spring 2013 collection.

Olivia Palermo @ BCBG Max Azria: The socialite and FROW regular doesn’t always play the ‘wear pieces from the designer show I’m attending’ game but she did so on this occasion, wearing a BCBG white-and-nude draped long-sleeved Resort 2014 dress with her favourite summer accessories, including the Aquazzura ‘Sexy Thing’ booties, Ray-bans and her crochet Gerard Darel bag, and eclectic jewels including the Lulu Frost necklace I had on my Must-Have Monday post a few weeks back.

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Rochelle Aytes @ Tadashi Shoji: The ‘Mistresses’ actress may have overcooked it wearing a black velvet gown from the designer’s Fall 2013 collection.

Jamie Chung @ BCBG: The ‘Hangover’ star worked a sexy BCBG look wearing a Resort 2014 embroidered jacket slung over one shoulder with a Fall 2013 leather bra top and a fitted blue faux-suede pencil skirt. I don’t usually think of sexy when it comes to BCBG, but Jamie is doing her best to change that perception.

Amber Riley @ Tadashi Shoji: The ‘Glee’ star looked very sophisticated and event appropriate in her black-and-nude jersey pintuck cocktail dress from the Fall 2013 collection.

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