This morning began at Alexander Wang.

layered pieces, bright lemon yellows, sheer whites, and so many easy seperates.

Even their bags picked up on the bright colors and crocodile embossing.

Next we stopped by Helmut Lang for some perfect printed leggings, jackets, and easy jersey dresses and tops.

More bright colors came into play at Prabal Gurung.

Embellished butterfly sleeves and bustier tops.

Lastly we went to the gorgeous Peter Pilotto collection which was all about print and colors.

Possibly my favorite of all their collections so far.

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.

Paris today was rainy, but still as beautiful as ever.

We began our day at Isabel Marant, making sure to get all her flirty fun dresses, rad sneakers, and some perfect seperates from Etoile.

Our next stop was red carpet favorite Jason Wu.

We saw loads of lace, fuchsia, navy, peplums, and amazing little metallic insects embroidered onto cocktail dresses and necklines.

I loved this Resort collection!

Our final stop today was at Carolina Herrera.

Incredible volume was used in her gowns, a mixing of red with fuchsia, ruffles on shoulders, and some sweet little printed dresses for dinners.

Beautiful!