No rest for the wicked during New York Fashion Week! Michael Kors, Tory Burch and Marchesa all made their mark on the catwalk, while Hollywood's hottest ruled the front rows. Get updated on all the action from the fashion shows, front rows and backstages at NYFW day 7!
Donald and Melania Trump sat front row at the Michael Kors Spring 2011 fashion show. Would you expect anything different from the New York elites?

Television personality Kelly Osbourne has been all over New York Fashion Week this season, with her latest appearance for friend Jeremy Scott's Spring 2011 presentation at Milk Studios.
The adorable blonde chose to wear one of Scott's designs to take her seat in the front row, which was conveniently situated next to Kanye West.


The 70s inspired collection featured a series of looks perfectly suited for the modern jet-setter. Glam yet decidedly unstuffy, black-and-white prints mingled with a palette of camel, cream, orange and yellow on flowy frocks and lean looks. Each piece in the collection is wearable, leisurely and a solid piece of casual sportswear.

Michael Kors is the master of updated Americana, he mixed textures and shapes in khaki and gray neutrals offset by bright pink, yellow and green—a sweatshirt paired with a jacquard pencil skirt, a trench in cognac leather. Brown leather belts adorned formal frocks to grass-like bathing suits, while seemingly unwashed hair added a laissez faire attitude to the styling.


Putting the fashion back into hip Hop, Kanye West added a nice pop of color to his white trousers with a vibrant red sport coat while sitting front row at the Jeremy Scott show. You can say what you want about the rapper, but you can't knock his keen eye for fierce fashion!


Nanette Lepore's mastery of creating wearable yet trendy pieces with a twist is once again displayed this season. A palette of white, olive, berry and orange displayed key trends including a shirred military-esque jacket, sequin romper and flowy nude maxi dress. Fashionistas looking for a pretty piece here and there will have much to choose from come spring.

The breathtaking spring collection was presented and the detail was beyond outstanding. Hand painted tulle and laser cut ball gowns left you wondering if you were mistaken and actually at a museum instead of a fashion presentation. The exquisite works of art were filled with beyond intricate detailing, just begging for a closer look.

Milly is taking a trip to an ultra-glamorous destination for next spring. The collection filled with bright colors and prints exuded a chic, yet bohemian, world traveler vibe from start to finish. None of these looks would look foreign on a large yacht or exotic riviera. Paired with funky shades, chunky layered necklaces and headwraps, the only question on our minds is when do we start packing our bags?