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Fashion Week is in full swing in NYC, and this season is the last at Bryant Park and the first of the new decade. Full of new looks, young designers, old standbys, and B-list celeb, read on for a look so far.

Donna Karan sent her models down the runway in art deco inspired fabrics, while color blocking bold colors, and presenting unexpected combos like a sequined skirt paired with a boyfriend blazer.

Can you picture Michelle Obama in this gown? We bet Jason Wu can. Best know for the First Lady's Inaugural style, the designer's high points included models swathed in tulle and feathers.

Floaty fabrics, cuddly knits, and a drop-dead leather dress made us almost wish we could skip spring and summer and head straight to fall (just for the clothes of course).

One of our favorite labels showed off its new designer - Raul Melgoza. Luca Luca presented pretty belted and leather shifts, metallic trenches and tweed cropped jackets. The clothes were pretty and wearable.

Known for being sophisticated but bold, Peter Som pleased us by  using jewel tones in elegant silhouettes. We loved the tie-dyed ostrich feathers, velvet dresses, and fantastic furs as well as the mixing of patterns.

The best part of Gwen Stefani's line is that it is a reflection of the rock star style (not often found with celeb labels). You can picture her wearing what she sends down the runway - leather, corsets, and sexy styles made for a shindig.

Designer Tia Cibani designs a line that is not crazy fashion forward, nor is it dull and dated. In this case she mixed a retro eighties look (think jump suits and perms) with a futuristic flair (structured silhouettes and overly drapey fabrics).

One of the most fun fashion shows is The Heart Truth's Red Dress Collection for its smattering of celebs, laid back attitude, and mix of high and mid level labels. Kim Kardashian was a star in Marchesa being filmed by football star, Reggie Bush the whole time. For more great style, click here.