By Melissa Alvarado Sierra
Whatever it takes…
September 16, 2009
Backstage at Alexander Wang, models are urged not to trip. Fashion is such a glamorous world, isn’t it!
Image via russh
New York Fahion Week Schedule: Saturday, February 14
February 13, 2009
| 10am | Lacoste Show | sponsored by
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| The Tent, Bryant Park | ||
| 11-12pm | Koi Suwannagate Presentation | |
| Morgans Hotel, 237 Madison Ave. PH | ||
| 11am | United Bamboo Show | |
| The Altman Building, 135 W. 18th St. (6th/7th Ave.) | ||
| 11am | Edition by Georges Chakra Show | |
| The Promenade, Bryant Park | ||
| 12pm | Ohne Titel Show | |
| 123 W 18th St. 4th Fl | ||
| 1-2pm | James Coviello Presentation | |
| 13 W. 9th St (5th/6th) | ||
| 1pm | VPL by Victoria Bartlett Show | |
| Focus Studio, 599 Eleventh Ave. (45th St.) | ||
| 1pm | Andy & Debb Show | |
| The Salon, Bryant Park | ||
| 2pm | Adam/Adam Lippes Show | |
| The Promenade, Bryant Park | ||
| 3pm | Barbie Runway Show | |
| The Tent, Bryant Park | ||
| 3pm | Karen Walker Show | |
| Altman Building, 135 West 18th Street (6th/7th Ave.) | ||
| 4-5pm | Vena Cava Presentation | |
| Eyebeam, 540 W. 21st | ||
| 5pm | Alexander Wang Show | |
| Roseland Ballroom, 239 W. 52nd St. (Broadway & 8th Ave.) | ||
| 6pm | Verrier Show | |
| The Salon, Bryant Park | ||
| 6-8pm | Frank Tell Presentation | |
| Tribeca Grand Hotel, 2 Avenue of the Americas (White) | ||
| 6-8pm | Poleci Presentation | |
| Poleci Store, 32 Gansevoort St. | ||
| 7pm | Monarchy Show | |
| The Promenade, Bryant Park | ||
| 7-8pm | threeASFOUR Presentation | |
| Greene Naftali Gallery, 516 W. 26th St., 8th floor | ||
| 7:30-9pm | Elise Overland Presentation | |
| Drive-In Studios, 443 W. 18th St. (9th/10th Ave.) | ||
| 8pm | Ruffian Show | |
| New Dance Group Studio, 305 W. 38th St. Near 8th
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