Watching our favorite fashion editors walking from fashion week to fashion week is always good to get some new and fresh inspiration of what to shop for in the upcoming season. The Spring/Summer collections are already making their way into the shops and we are on the edge of our seats, eager to snap them up. Colors, Patterns and even better – a mix of both are probably the easiest and least revealing way to do this. This Friday we dedicate our Weekly Outfit to fashion editor and style icon, Natasha Goldenberg. With her quirky look, that we spotted at NYFW, she brings light and warmth into your wardrobe.

Check out our selection of Natasha Goldenberg-inspired look after the jump.

Enjoy a look at the capsule collection Lois and I designed for Junk Food Art House inspired by Smurfette. We had fun playing with phrases  and words from an upcoming movie about Smurfette, set  in Paris.  Some highlights  include the “Schtroumpfette Paris” (Smurfette in French) top above, the “Vials of Blue Essence” sweatshirt, the “La La La” theme song dress, the  ”Smurfette No. 1″ varsity sweatshirt with silk sleeves  and many more beauties you can see on the next page.

Tech design by Jose Perdomo and apparel production by Tiffany Rhodes of Butch Diva. Big thank you to Miss KL, T.U.K.  shoes, New Era, Thursday/Friday, and  Glamhouse for accessories. More images on the next page via Getty and Zimbio.

Mara Hoffman has such genius command for combining color, print and fabric. Really, I ask you, who among current designers is better?

See more of Mara Hoffman’s  New York Fashion Week presentation for Autumn 2013 on the next page.

Every fashion week has its moments, and Altuzarra’s white and black fur including a fur tail detail (above) certainly was one of the attention grabbers that had everyone buzzing–for a day at least!

Alas, busy preparing for our own runway presentation, we couldn’t make it to the New York Fashion Week presentation for The Blonds, as everyone knows always one of the greatest shows on earth. However, we did send photog wonder kid Rashid Samuel, who took some really amazing shots for all of us to enjoy. Above are the designers for The Blonds, David & Phillipe Blond, taking a final strut around the runway.

All images by Rashid Samuel. See more on the next page.

Jeremy Scott brought his signature sense of humour and style to New York fashion week yesterday. Spiky hair, monster graphics and slogan tees took us on a stylish punk rebellious journey.Enjoy!

Here is a big look of the women’s presentation from J. Crew’s Autumn/Winter 2013 collection. Wide angle portraits by David Bailey from the ’60s inspired the collection particularly one of Michael Caine (who we happen to love as well). Classic garments are once again re-worked for the season by Marissa Webb, J.Crew head of women’s design.

Photography: Jacob Breinholt

See all images from the presentation on the next page.

MM6 Maison Martin Margiela’s Autumn/Winter 2013 runway show was unveiled on one of the many catwalks of New York Fashion Week and Highsnobette was there to capture each look.

Photos by Jacob Breinholt

Check out the runway pictures on the next page.

On the first day of NYFW, Timo Weiland and Alan Eckstein showed an amazing collection for Timo Weiland Autumn/Winter 2013. Fleece-lined leather jackets played a key role, and were often combined with wide leg pants and leather everything. The mixture of rugged cold weather materials combined, menswear-inspired looks and femmy skirts and dresses should leave everyone from the tomboy to the girly-girl with options this Autumn.

Photos by Jacob Breinholt

Check out the runway pictures on the next page.

Sketch by Jose Pedormo

As Lois and I have been toiling  in secret these past few months, we’re glad to announce that we’ve partnered with Junkfood  Arthouse to design  the first ever Smurfette-themed runway show to take place this February, as reported by WWD this morning:

To make some noise for this summer’s release of “The Smurfs 2” movie, Sony Pictures Animation and Junk Food Art House have teamed to stage “Le Look Smurfette” fashion show Feb. 13. Moonlighting as creative directors for the project, Highsnobette’s Lois Sakany and Samia Grand-Pierre have created a blue-infused collection inspired by the dwarflike creature.

Our  aesthetic theme for  the collection is “Gamine Chic,” contrasting the modern look of classic tailored silhouettes with signature soft knit tops, which are the heart of the Junk Food brand. The looks will cleverly combine the Smurfs color palette with inspirations from the movie’s Paris story line. In keeping with the futuristic fairy tale aesthetic of the Smurfs world, tops are cut in a variety of soft shapes that portray Smurfette’s rough and tumble yet girlish nature. Styling silhouettes include mod dresses, sharp trousers, flip skirts and three-quarter length cropped jackets.

The customized cotton tees in the show will be heightened with art that speaks to the trippy and futuristic appeal of the Smurfs, including the Smurfs theme song, all-over print head shots of Smurfette and key scenes and phrases from episodes, all of which are exactly in step with current fashion themes paying tribute to brightly colored animated character with icon status.

The styling of the show will reflect the mash up looks international cities are now themed upon. Gone are the days of the head-to-toe look. High and low collide to create a look, synonymous with this generation’s embrace of everything cool. Feminine chic sensibilities join with futurism, brushed with a hint of future fairy dust and a taste for adventure, perfect for the look of Smurfette in Paris.