Donna Karan

Donna Karan’s new, Spring 2015 collection copies off of each other, borrowing patterns, but transferring them in different colors. These pieces are playful, and they bring all four seasons into this unique Spring collection with the darker, deep colors mixed with the bright, funky colors of warmer weather. This collection from DKNY is definitely original, and participates pattern with color perfectly.

Michael Kors Spring 2015 Collection

They saved the best for the last shows of Fashion Week in New York. Michael Kors Spring 2015 Collection was presented in yellowy florals and bright colors. His new collection is the epitome of Spring, it captures it well.

Topshop UK's Unique First Look

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While New York is having a fabulous fashion week, London is also having a fabulous fashion week. Normally, the high fashion brands included in fashion week give their insiders attending Fashion Week the first look. Topshop went about debuting their new Autumn 2014 (UNIQUE AW14) collection on Facebook before showing their front-row insiders. Topshop UK felt it was a "real revolution" according to Lauren Miligan from Vogue UK. Topshop also had five key Instagrammers documenting the styles for the social media's first look. A unique way to give a reveal for a unique show. 

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Lanvin Luxury Fashion

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Lanvin is a world renowned fashion brand that is celebrating their 125th anniversary. Jeanne Lanvin, the founder of Lanvin luxury fashion was born in Paris on January 1st, 1867. She began making dresses for her daughter's dolls, and from there began making dresses for her daughter, then eventually began making dresses for the women in her community. The play with textures and bold colors in Lanvin dresses attract celebrities and fashionistas from all over the world. The Lanvin company has stayed successful throughout their ownership changes. They are now owned by Harmonie S.A. and the company has boomed since. They carry out Jeanne's legacy very well through the dresses they produce under her name. 

Learn more about Lanvin in the September/October issue of Style Equation magazine. 

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Diane Von Furstenberg

The woman behind the simple, go-to wrap dress is Diane Von Furstenberg. She first designed the wrap dress back in 1974, wanting to design a dress for the working woman. This woman's back story is incredible, with marrying a prince, than later divorcing the prince, and all the while working hard to create her brand to what it is today. Diane plays with pattern in her iconic dresses, making them for casual events, to a glittering gown that can be seen on the red carpet. Many style icons from the around the world wear Diane's dresses, such as the very well dressed Duchess Kate, Sex and the City's Sarah Jessica Parker, Madonna, and the model Karlie Kloss showing off one of Diane's newest dresses on the runway at New York Fashion Week. This hard working woman is now the president of the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CDFA). What an honor, and what a title. 

You can learn more about this amazing woman in the September/October issue of Style Equation Magazine, or visit and shop Diane's site, DVF.

Rene Caovilla Shoes

Italian shoe maker, Rene Caovilla creates these extremely unique shoes. These shoes are more like pieces of art, with the extravagant embellishments that decorate the shoes. These shoes are bound to draw attention with their flashy colors, glittering ornaments. Rene Caovilla has collaborated and involved himself with some amazing fashion icons, such as Christian Dior, Valentino, and Chanel. These beautiful shoes have the flare of fancy. You can read more about this incredible man in the September/October issue of Style Equation Magazine. 

You can see his Fall/Winter collection here.

Wild Updos

We love wild hair here at Style Equation magazine. We spotted these looks and they reminded us of the crazy updos in the September/October issue.