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NYFW - Milly By Michelle Smith

I am EXTREMELY concerned that this is still happening. Widow's veils are not meant to be worn ALONE.

NYFW - Milly By Michelle Smith

God, her boobs look like a Storm Trooper's eyes. MAKE IT STOP.

NYFW - Milly By Michelle Smith

YELP.

NYFW - Milly By Michelle Smith

All right, that skirt is calming me down nicely. And I probably need a fur shirt, given that Los Angeles has such a mercurial and frigid climate.

NYFW - Milly By Michelle Smith

I wish I were cool enough to pull off those pants.

NYFW - Milly By Michelle Smith

Remember that show "Ed," about the dude who practices law from a bowling alley? Is she practicing law from Bed, Bath, and Beyond?

NYFW - Milly By Michelle Smith

Jess really liked this skirt, which probably does not surprise anyone.

Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2014 - Ralph Rucci

This is so dramatic-looking. I approve.

Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2014 - Ralph Rucci

That's good, too. I also like that the way they had the models walking makes it look like some random lady just got up and crossed the runway in the middle of the show.

Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2014 - Ralph Rucci

I don't entirely understand how it all works, but I'm not mad at it.

NYFW Fall/Winter '14 - Tracy Reese - Runway

This show was a bit of a hot mess, but I endorse everything in this photo.

NYFW Fall/Winter '14 - Tracy Reese - Runway

And it made me decide that I need my own cape.

NYFW Fall/Winter '14 - Tracy Reese - Runway

She looks bummed out and vexed. I feel you, girl.

NYFW Fall/Winter '14 - Tracy Reese - Runway

NIce pattern. I can't get behind the shortie socks with all the shoes, though.

NYFW Fall/Winter '14 - Tracy Reese - Runway

Ditto.

NYFW Fall/Winter '14 - Tracy Reese - Runway

Yes please!

NYFW - Dennis Basso

I'm not sure that 98 percent of boobs will work in this thing, but it's certainly not awful.

NYFW - Dennis Basso

Thumbs up. Two, even.

NYFW - Dennis Basso

Debra Messing was at this show, and I could see her being curious about this, although I could also see her being wrong about that.

NYFW - Dennis Basso

No one will wear this, and that will be sad, because it's so ballsy.

NYFW - Dennis Basso

This one, or the one before, could be Lucy Liu affairs, no?

NYFW - Dennis Basso

That cropped red coat is great.

NYFW - Dennis Basso

I like that coat, also. There is a LOT of fur trim in all the shows this season, y'all. Bring our your faux.

NYFW - Dennis Basso

Oh, man, Debra Messing's instincts are JUST self-sabotaging enough that she might do this shapeless wonder instead. Structure is your friend, Deb.

NYFW - Dennis Basso

101 Hothmatians.

NYFW - Dennis Basso

The color of that gown is lovely, and so is the workmanship on the front.

NYFW - Dennis Basso

This looks like someone priming a wall. But in a nifty way.

Donna Karan New York 30th Anniversary - Runway - Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Fall 2014

GORGEOUS deep color. Predictable sheers.

Donna Karan New York 30th Anniversary - Runway - Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Fall 2014

"Whither the pool boy? Mama needs help putting sunscreen on her back."

Donna Karan New York 30th Anniversary - Runway - Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Fall 2014

AND THEN. WHAT IS HAPPENING. Nobody who has ever worn Donna Karan is going to put that on, right? Goldie Hawn: no. Hugh Jackman's wife: no. Katie Holmes: no. Nina Dobrev: no. Because they all wear their underpants PRIVATELY.

Donna Karan New York 30th Anniversary - Runway - Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Fall 2014

So many mesh-y bits. It's never going to end.

Donna Karan New York 30th Anniversary - Runway - Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Fall 2014

That coat does look INSANELY cozy, though.

High Fugshion: Grab Bag Part 1, New York Fashion Week Fall 2014
Fashion Week and the Olympics, and then London and Milan and Paris and the Oscars, is like eating a really freaking rich multi-course meal and having no time to digest any of it. [Photos: Getty, WENN]

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