In addition to attending approximately one million fashion shows, Glamour editor-in-chief Cindi Leive has to fulfill her responsibilities as a TODAY show contributor, as a boss, as the host of panel on fashion week's first ever hackathon, and as a wife and mother to two. Click through to see what fashion week was like through Leive's eyes--she's added her own captions too!

After Amanda Brooks stepped down as Barneys' fashion director last May, 29-year-old-Tomoko Ogura (yes, she's only 29!) quietly filled her spot. Ogura had previously served as the fashion director for Barneys CO-OP, and having started working at Barneys in 2005, she's one of the few staffers to have carried over from the pre-Mark Lee days. And now she's starting to come into the spotlight a bit. So we asked her to chronicle her New York fashion week for us. Here's what she saw.

We've given you a sneak peek at what fashion week is like for an editor-in-chief thanks to Glamour's Cindi Leive--but what does it look like for a fashion director? Glamour's own Anne Christensen is giving us the behind-the-scenes scoop on what fashion week was like for her.

Author of "How to Walk in High Heels", Camilla has written for the UK Times, the Telegraph, Bazaar, and Time Style and Design in the US. She also covered the shows for Vogue UK online, reviewing all cities and hemlengths, and also assisted in the Galliano Studios. Attending fashion shows long before she was invited, London is where she started as a lowly Cinderella Fashionista. This season she is very excited to share some of her adventures with you. Meet London's It girls. They're the ones designers long to dress and they're as happy in the market or clubs as they are on the red carpet. With a different paparazzi culture (and no pesky Kardashians or Real Housewives), these are the girls who fill the gossip mags and blogs across the pond.