Vlada RoslyakovaMuch has been made about Zac Posen moving his show from Thursday night to Monday morning—at 9 a.m., no less—and leaving Bryant Park's big tent for the modest-in-comparison Altman Building.
Irina LazareanuWhether it was because of financial pressures or because, as the designer explained, the smaller venue was better suited to the collection, it worked. As they say, change will do you good: Posen's clothes felt more youthful and looked like a lot more fun to wear than they have lately, starting with the opening series of little color-blocked dresses, some with sassy cutouts.
Maryna LinchukPieced together from shades of blue, the best of the bunch dipped low in front and came with a flirty flared skirt. He called it a twist dress, and you could picture some pretty young thing kicking up her heels in it on a crowded dance floor.
Elsa SylvanPosen remains a social guy at heart. There were a few suits, and while they didn't exactly look like afterthoughts, party clothes are where he really shines. For Spring, he played with prints both small-scale—on a sexy, asymmetric-neckline cocktail dress in a tiny pebble pattern, for example—and large (a tiger designed by downtown artist Rosson Crow looked ready to pounce off a man-killer of a halter gown). Here's one advantage to the 9 a.m. time slot Posen may not have envisioned: Now his social butterflies have time enough to call something in for tonight's round of parties.
Alana Zimmer
Abbey Lee
Kim Noorda
Anne Vyalitsyna
Amanda Laine
Heloise Guerin
Egle Tvirbutaite
Sessilee Lopez
Coco Rocha
Mina Cvetkovic
Marina Peres
Behati Prinsloo
Siri Tollerød
Hye Park
Alek Wek
Tao Okamoto
Jules Mordovets
Maryna Linchuk
Bette Franke
Mia Rosing
Anna Cleveland
Daiane Conterato
Anabela Belikova
Alana Zimmer
Rose Cordero
Julija Steponaviciute
Vlada Roslyakova 
Coco Rocha
Bruna Tenorio
Elsa Sylvan
Hana Soukupova
Abbey Lee
Daul Kim
Tiiu Kuik
Tao Okamoto
Zac Posen and Tao Okamoto
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