Of all the Pre Fall 09 Collection I have seen so for far, Zac Posen’s is by far the most exciting. Posen was able  dial into a period by creating a collection that is closely inspired by the 1920’s – 1940’s, yet doesn’t look like anything we have directly seen from this time. I obviously love historical inspirations just as much as conceptual ones, but there is much more of a restriction in the historical reference which can take the ingenuity out of a collection based on something specific. I felt that Posen explored deep within this period and the limits of reinventing something fresh and new. I love the color palette, his take on the flapper dresses and most of all the military inspired power suit.

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WWD ask to 34 Designers to imagine and sketch Michelle Obama outfit for the Inaugural Ball of January 20th – Among them Christian Lacroix who made probably the best drawing, and other Fashion Designer such as Oscar de la Renta, Diane Von Fustenberg, Zac Posen, Elie Tahari and many more…

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I’ll keep my review to a minimum to avoid preying on my disappointment. NY Womens SS09 fashion week was just Blah. Of course the Classic masters, Ralph Lauren and Jill Stuart, delivered up to par, but no one really managed to inspire me.

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Pre-Fall runway collections are becoming more and more the norm. Chanel showcased their Pre-Fall 2008 Collection this past Friday. The show was inspired by “English chic,” and the looks were something modern-day Victorian punk, mixed with Beatnik style hair and makeup.

Zac Posen also had his Pre-Fall 2008 collection as well, with a “poodle ballet” theme. His styles focused on comfort and ease. More known for his evening wear, his dresses are feminine and sweet