Fashion Week Day 5
From Marc Jacobs to Zac Posen, metallic mini-dresses, shocks of color, and vampy lace dazzled on runways. VIEW OUR GALLERY of the best of Monday’s styles.

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Candy colors dominated at Chris Benz, where a rainbow of looks lined a white wall. A stand-out item, of course, were the neon mittens (center).
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Marc Jacobs featured subtle metallics, splashes of yellow, and fur on his fall runway.
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Marc Jacobs and Robert Duffy emerged at the beginning of the show to unwrap a massive paper box, where all of their models stood fully dressed inside.
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A board of models in the show.
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Rachel Zoe and Marc Jacobs pose together for a photo after the presentation of Jacobs' Fall 2010 collection.
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Jacobs with Lorenzo Martone at the show's after party on the 18th floor of the Standard Hotel.
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Anna Wintour watches Carolina Herrera's Fall/Winter 2010 show at Bryant Park on Monday. The collection featured confident color-blocked jackets topped with fur, and, as expected, luxurious eveningwear: shimmering metallics, floral prints, and on one dress, tartan plaid.
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Monique Lhuillier's collection was romantic and Asian-inspired. Jewel-toned gowns featured delicate detailing, and minidresses injected playful, brighter colors.
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A splash of green found its way onto the runway at Monique Lhuillier.
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It was all hands on deck backstage at Donna Karan, where makeup artists and hairstylists applied the finishing touches.
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Demi Moore reportedly flew in just for Donna Karan's runway show, where she sat in the front row between Brooke Shields and Susan Sarandon. "Damn!," Joe Zee, Elle Magazine's Creative Director tweeted about Susan Sarandon. "Single looks good!" The collection featured lots of black (with a few doses of color), and exaggerated shapes: shoulders that would get in the way at a cocktail party, seductively sculpted hips, and sky-grazing details on dresses.
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Halston's presentation featured jewel-toned eveningwear and heavyweight knits.
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Tracy Reese's collection introduced vamp to fashion week: pink tutus, lots of lace, bustiers and mesh.
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