New show reviews and galleries are in! Check out Elie Tahari, Tim Coppens, and Zero + Maria Cornejo.

Tommye: Maria just makes really wearable clothes. Me: She really does. I sat next to Tommye—of Fashionologie fame—yesterday morning at the Zero + Ma

There were a lot of themes at play for Zero + Maria Cornejo's spring 2014 collection. The designer's inspirations ranged from ancient civilizations,

Maria Cornejo has managed the difficult feat of appealing to uptown and downtown ladies alike, not to mention a very high profile FLOTUS. Her dresses are easy yet never sloppy, and manage to look luxe yet casual at the same time. Always draped perfectly, Cornejo loves to play with structure and fluidity, and her spring collection was a vision. Cornejo's inspiration was urban structure and her prints are pulled from photos she took at the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris. A Bolivian devil, an African headdress, and even a workman setting up an exhibit became gorgeous, exuberant prints. In the show notes Cornejo described the proportions as "dorky and androgynous." Maybe, but they were the coolest dorks we've ever seen.