It's certainly been one whirlwind of a week, and just like that, NYFW has come to an end once again! Of course we still have shows in London, Paris, and Milan to look forward to--but there's nothing like seeing amazing people and style right in your own neighborhood. Each day this Fashion Week, our street style cam has captured the style and personalities of some of the brightest stars in fashion - from celeb stylist and Bravo star Brad Goreski, to blogger Elin Kling, to Victoria's Secret model Behati Prinsloo and more. In celebration of the end of New York Fashion Week and all the fabulous street style that came with it, here's a gallery of our top 25 street style snaps from the past eight days. Which ones are your faves?

Introducing Highlight, a new series in which we feature a photograph from a personal style or street style blog that perfectly demonstrates a trend, shows off particularly stand out style, or is just a great photo. And we're talking beyond the Sartorialist and Fashion Toast here--we're scouring the fashion blogosphere. Columbine Smille is one of my favorite bloggers. Columbine began her career as the assistant to Swedish TV presenter, H&M collaborator and stylist Elin Kling and the two Scandinavian style mavens have worked together ever since. Currently, Columbine is the fashion editor at Elin’s new magazine, Styleby. In addition to taking photographs of her daily outfits and fabulous friends, Columbine also posts images of lust-worthy items that make it into the studio. Columbine is a true pro at mixing Celine with Asos, Miu Miu with Zara and Acne with Topshop. An insider bonus of following her site is being introduced to Swedish chain stores like Monki, Lindex and Gina Tricot.

H&M will follow their wildly successful collaboration line with Lanvin with a line designed by a little known fashion blogger. This marks the first time that the Swedish retail giant has released a line designed by a fashion blogger, the Telegraph is reporting. We've seen fashion bloggers inspire products (Bryanboy for Marc Jacobs), and land campaigns (Rumi Neely for Forever 21), but never before has a personal style blogger translated their success into designing for such a high profile brand (at least we can't recall anything like it). It speaks volumes about the importance of fashion bloggers too, when a huge brand like H&M, who has previously focused on releasing diffusion lines designed by A-list designers like Alber Elbaz for Lanvin, Stella McCartney, Karl Lagerfeld and Matthew Williamson, decides to take a chance with a little known blogger. So who is the lucky fashion blogger? Her name is Elin Kling, and according to Hilary Alexander at the Telegraph, she's a big deal in Sweden, "regarded as Sweden's leading fashionista." Kling's collection, which launches February 3 in ten select stores only in Sweden, is comprised of nine pieces and two accessories and reflects Kling's personal style which is minimalist, a bit tough and a bit boho. 10% of sales from the collection will be donated to UNICEF. Kling's collection for H&M won't likely cause the same frenzy that Lanvin for H&M did, but it's sleek and elegant and we wish it would be made available stateside. Take a look. All photos: H&M/Peter Gehrke.