New York fashion week: the show goes on

Fashiongoer Bobbie Bond pays her own tribute to Alexander McQueen at New York fashion week
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A makeshift memorial soon formed outside the Alexander McQueen store
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Meanwhile the shows went on: a model at the BCBG Max Azria show
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A model at the Ports 1961 collection. Designer Tia Cibani is known for her chunky, rather unflattering fabrics, but this season seems to have opted for cleaner lines and natural colours. However, several pieces made of neoprene were perhaps not the most comfortable of looks
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A models-eye view of the end of the catwalk at the BCBG Max Azria show
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Shoes marked with models' names backstage at the Toni Maticevski collection
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The Farah Angsana show showcased every possible type of embellishment - including fur and feathers
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Gwen Stefani's LAMB collection is known for its edgy, urban vibe and this season was no exception
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More street style from LAMB
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Celebrity collections featured heavily on the first day - after Gwen Stefani's show, model Erin Wasson presented her collection for RVCA
Photograph: Jason DeCrow/AP

The first day climaxed with the celeb-tastic Heart Truth Red Dress Collection. All models, surprisingly enough, wore red dresses
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Model Heidi Klum at the show: she had her fourth child just last October
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The finale of the show
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