It seems to be a couples' night (which is every night when you walk into a bar alone). Do I stand and ogle at them or look to the AARP member winking his one good eye at me? Do I just sit and get really drunk till I go home with whichever guy has the least belly fat?

Get the latest coverage and reviews of runway shows and after parties from the Social Butterfly of NY Fashion Week, Terence Edgerson.

"Throughout much of Tom Ford’s movie A Single Man, I sat wide-eyed myself, taking in the work of visual poetry." Read more of Stefan's thoughts on A Single Man.

One of our favorite local designers, Yana, of YANA HANDBAGS is on NYLON.com - Check it out!

When I first heard that the documentary The September Issue would not be released in Montreal until the end of October, I thought: "How preposterous! Doesn’t that defy the laws of fashion? Won’t it be outdated by then?" And, you, dear readers, are probably thinking the same thing.

Another night, another event — though this time I was prepared for something low key compared to my usual outings, but Tracy Morgan's reading from his new book caught me off guard.

Mini-moguls Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen have imprinted an indelible mark on the fashion industry. The twenty-three-year-olds, known for their eponymous personal style, have grown up quite a bit since their first efforts at clothing legions of middle-American tweens with a clothing line for mega-retailer Walmart in 2004.

Robert Geller continues to deliver chic cutting edge designs to the New York fashion scene and turn heads worldwide. Fall 2009's Fashion Week featured Robert Geller's distinctively refined aesthetics for a collaborative collection with the Levi's brand. For this particular collection, Geller found inspiration in early Viennese tradition.

It is undeniable—Phoebe Philo is back. The designer's departure from Chloé in 2006 and subsequent hiatus from the fashion industry (the Central Saint Martins alum desired to spend more time with her growing family), was absolved once LVMH, in late 2008, announced Philo's appointment as the new creative director of Celine.

Matthew Parrotti of FUNKY FACTION writes "I am a student at Parsons - I am an artist and a designer, I create lines of hats that are made from re-used and swatched fabrics. All the hats are art pieces that are one of a kind; hand sewn, painted, and assembled..."

While the heavy hitters of New York Fashion Week continue to serve up their collections on a colossal level, an undercurrent of the up-and-comers continues to establish itself with a bevy of young designers forming a sartorial force to be reckoned with.

Hello my little fashionistas! I had the opportunity to take a few photos at Bryan Bradley's presentation of the Tuleh Spring 2010 RTW show as part of Fashion Week. I was truly awed by the sweeping elegance Bradley brought to this season's line.

Fashion’s Night Out is going to be the fashion celebration heard around the world… literally. On September 10th retailers will fuse together for one night in New York City along with thirteen other Fashion Mecca’s around the world in order to encourage retail, revitalize the economy and above all else, celebrate fashion!

Harvard. It’s as easy as that. Just say the word and already you conjure up in your listener a whole set of images, stereotypes, and pre-conceived notions. Associate Harvard with something else and you unleash a whole new flurry of ideas.

I had the pleasure of visiting the Sheila C. Johnson Design Center at Parsons to see the Quay Brothers' show entitled "Dormitorium: An Exhibition of Film Decors by the Quay Bros".