NYC: Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week

The hottest night at Fashion Week - Sep 9-16 in New York City - is certain to be this Saturday, Sep 10 for the worldwide spectacular that is Fashions Night Out. The 2010 book promises to be epic, superfluous with in vogue surprises.As always, W Hotels is participating in the large way, rolling out the gorgeous form of brand new items for the Global Glam collection. Fifteen designers have been commissioned to emanate the limited-edition pieces, together with Behnaz Sarafpour, Lulu Frost, Christys of London, Kara Ross, as well as Saga Furs. Ws guest have been fashionable seekers of whats next. Global Glam gives W guest the approach to travel the world of W through fashion, with one-of-a-kind accessories as well as conform pieces that simulate the cultured of some of the brands newest destinations, pronounced Amanda Ross, Ws conform director.Priced from $50 to $650, the entire pick up will be accessible opposite all W Hotels as well as online in October.Find the great oppulance hotel in New York City upon Perfect Escapes.


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