It’s officially over and on to the next. New York Fashion Week Spring 2011 was marked by some serious rabble-rousing at Don Hill’s and a newish sort of front row – bloggers like Bryan Boy and Rumi Neely are just old hat. Here to wrap up our NYFW street style is a selection of girls [...]

True style-setters pay attention to the details. Check out these two fashion week stars who have their look finished up top to bottom.

Happy last day of New York Fashion Week! While the fashion set is looking forward to a day off tomorrow (spa anyone?), we’ll be loading up the last of our NYFW Spring 2011 coverage. Take a look at this bird eye’s view of the style-filled week.

Though fashion week is mostly for the girls, there’s some noteworthy men’s fashion on the runways too. But in life, the runway is the street. Are the guys here trend setters or fashion disasters?

In case you thought fashion folk were the dress by the numbers sort, think again. We caught a mixed bag outside of the shows for New York Fashion Week Spring 2011. Call it the creative spirit.

Skip your brunch plans because this weekend, Lincoln Center is the best spot in the city for some killer people-watching. Check out the trends happening on the street with FABRIC mag.

Just days before she steps onto the court to compete in the U.S. Open, Maria Sharapova debuted her Fall 2010 Collection at The Sky Room at the New Museum last evening. Hosted by Cole Haan and Interview magazine, guests were invited to check out the latest styles from the Maria Sharapova by Cole Haan fall 2010 [...]

The two great American subcultures: surf bums and skate punks come together in SURF/SKATE at Clic Gallery this summer. Nearly all of the artists featured are skaters or surfers themselves making for a truly personal experience. Montauk surf king Tony Caramanico, legendary surfer/artist, who published “Surf Journals” last year, New Yorker Paul Solberg, who documented [...]

Curated by Sima Familant, Grass Grows by Itself is a mashup of creative minds old and new, including works by: Chakaia Booker, Mark Bradford, Dale Chihuly, Wade Guyton, David Hammons, Carmen Herrera, Jim Hodges, Wolfgang Laib, Cameron Martin, Daniel Joseph Martinez, Molly McIver, Virginia Overton, George Rickey, Leigh Ruple, Kianja Strobert, Rich- ard Tuttle, Charlene [...]

More similar to art than jewelry, Canadian designer Arielle de Pinto manipulates metal like fiber giving her pieces a uniquely organic feel. Using silver and gold vermeil metals De Pinto was chosen as a Gen Art’s ‘Fresh Faces of Fashion’ accessory designer of the year. Loose, unstructured and free Arielle breaks all boundaries between art [...]