Today we began at Matthew Williamson.

I particularly loved his prints this season.

Pixelated backgrounds, florals, and so many colors.

Even his accessories carried over the colorful beading, fringe and mettalics that we saw in the collection.

Next stop was pure fabulous American sportswear, 10 Crosby by Derek Lam.

Feminine girly dresses came next at Collette Dinnigan.

Daisy prints in yellow, raffia flowers, and illusion necklines took over.

Our last stop of the day was at super cool brand Acne.

High waisted jeans, currency printed silk kaftans, and amazing blazers took center stage.

Our third morning in Paris began at Preen.

The collection was floral and linear all meshed into one.

Colors were lime, blues, and reds and the dresses were slashed on one shoulder and also jutted out like a bell. Beautiful.

Next stop was the street style favorite Theyskens Theory. Dresses were short and bedazzled, leather jackets were shaped with piping, and the accessories were made up of feathers.

Grunge gone chic.

We then passed by Australian brand Camilla & Marc for their super fun neon dresses and striped blazers.

One of my favorite brands to wear because they are girly yet trendy all at once.

Next was one of my favorite appointments, Zac Posen.

As always, he never fails to stop my heart.

Loads of back detailing, crisscross of fabrics, jewelled greens and deep sultry reds, and many angelic sihouettes.

We ended the day with the so charming Rabih Kayrouz.

I believe this is possibly his strongest collection yet.

Grecian gowns, cotton poplin shirtdresses, and some beautiful copper toned metallics all made of this divine collection.

Things have been so mad that I didn’t have the chance to keep up on the blog. So here are all the updates.

Zac Posen was phenomenal, as always expected. Beautifully cut mermaid gowns, fresh colors, and full on drama.

Next was the magnificent showroom of Azzaro, which was draped for a shoot. Encrusted parrots, feathers, and lame all made up the Fall collection.

We then swung by Costume National which was full of minimal silhouettes and contrast colors in blue, white, and black.

The young and bright Diane Von Furstenburg was last and the collection is my favorite it has ever been. Super flirty dresses, turquoise and pinks, and amazing chain prints. The accessories were just incredible.

The next day we began at Proenza Schouler which had an extremely luxe collection filled with embroidered peacocks, laced leather, and fur moments. The bags- speechless.

A grey yet still beautiful view of Paris.

Vera Wang Lavender at The Meurice came next and I loved the color pairings, pink with red smoke with nude and navy with black. Fun little dresses to dance the night away.

The stunning finale gown at Carolina Herrera was one of my favorite gowns of the season. The rest of the collection was also beautiful, with boleros, pockets, and dynamic prints.

The final stop of the day was to Turkish talent Hakaan. metallic brocade dresses with full on sleeves, dipped peplums, and architectural elements brought his dresses to life.

We began this rainy Paris morning at the super French cool girl line- Isabel Marant. Photos are prohibited, so the run of the show is all i can offer you for now.

The next stop was London shoe master Nicholas Kirkwood. The collection was pure insanity! We even picked up shoes that walked the runway for Peter Pilotto and Prabal Gurung.

Next stop was print fanatic Matthew Williamson. Rabbit embellished jackets, sparkly dresses, and feathered hems all made the AlOthman cut.

The gorgeous Preen collection came afterwards which was filled with forresty butterfly prints, and splashes of color in orange, red, and green.

We ended the day at Jason Wu with his romantic Chinese inspired collection. Reds, pinks, blacks, and so much embroidery stole the show.