Fashion Week: Donna Karan airstrip

  Donna Karan showed her Spring 2013 collection at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week New York this afternoon saw with the likes of Vogue editor Anna Wintour and the New York Times fashion photographer Bill Cunningham. Karan models a sophisticated silver dress wore with a cultured appropriate jacket, a long silver dress-esque dress matched with a sexy leg slit and a subtle and wake up nude dress, so this could be a slinky dress his night with a metal surface, jacket with silver fringe wild lined on the arms, neck and hem. Although none of the outfits were incredibly complicated, they all screamed femininity and balance.

Karan, who grew up in a Jewish family in Queens, founded his company in 1984 with the mission of modern clothing for women who want both comfort and beauty. Line based on the idea that the association should simply modern women should seven elements that are combined to play dress appropriately for the transition from work to create relax based. In this sense, Article was the first (and perhaps his most famous), a body in one piece, which is frayed either with a skirt or jeans fantasy could be worn. The look is simple, easy and sexy. "Whether I'm a woman does that make me want to feed other needs and solve problems," she wrote on her website. "At the same time, the artist in me yearns for beauty, sensual and visually. Example is the design of a constant challenge to comfort with luxe, the practice of what is desirable to compensate."

During her DKNY (more casual line Karan) show last Sunday, the models two-tone combinations, swimwear, bras high, long yellow dress with black mesh back, and wore leather skirts with button down blouses. In a post-show interview, Karan said, "When I wear the same thing as girls on the track, I've done my job."