New York Spring 2013: Day 4

The takes a bashful bow at the end of her Spring/Summer 2013 show. How long until we see one of her many celeb fans in her new collection? If her past designs – which flew off the shelves each season – are any indication, they’ll be ordering them straight from the runway.

The two front-row fixtures look lovely at the Lela Rose show wearing the designer’s colorful creations. Both are longtime fans of the designer – was even Rose’s date to the CFDAs this year!

We had a great view of the back of head at the DKNY show, but it turns out the face of the brand looks just as pretty from the front.

Though we’re still dying for a clear shot of new ring, we got the next best thing at the Altuzarra show: a snapshot of a sweet moment between the actress (wearing a dress by the line) and her fiancé.

Sure, the actor/director looks great in his leather jacket and black jeans at the Alexander Wang show, but we can’t help thinking he’s missing one key accessory – his new , perhaps?

Rebecca Taylor showed plenty of pretty, swingy prints for spring, but her famous front row (including Katharine McPhee, Louise Roe, Sami Gayle – all in Rebecca Taylor – and Robert Verdi) is firmly planted in fall, wearing dark, tweedy pantsuits and moody hues.

Who’s that girl? The actress gives an over-the-shoulder smile in her beige peplum dress by Altuzarra before grabbing her seat at the line’s show.

The red-carpet fave designer doesn’t let ‘em see her sweat, looking totally relaxed as she poses for photos with celeb fans Padma Lakshmi and Odette Annable (both in dresses by the designer). Note to self: Find out what lipstick colors they’re wearing and buy them.

Though the hip-hop star still certainly likes to flaunt what she’s got (in a silver vest and golden skirt at the Mara Hoffman show), we’ve got to give her credit for coming such a long way from this ensemble.

White lace after Labor Day? No problem, if you look this good in it. The model smiles for the cameras on her way into the CR magazine launch after the shows.