Fashion Models:
Natalie Massenet

Suzy Menkes, fashion editor of the International Herald Tribune, hard at work between shows

Natalie Massenet, founder of Net-a-porter.com

Go to many fashion shows and you will often see buyers in the front row on one side and press on the other. While the press seats may be changing lately due to the recent surge of importance of bloggers, you will always find Natalie Massenet, founder of Net-a-Porter.com in the front row on the buyers side.

I think Natalie is an amazing role model to any woman looking to achieve something with their life. From the humble beginnings back in June of 2000 when designers still needed tough convincing that the internet was a viable means to sell their work, Natalie has grown Net-a-Porter.com into a international work force of over 400 people in both New York and London.

On the up and coming in terms of buyers is Erin Mullaney from Browns whose photo you can find here soon too.

Diane von Furstenberg at the Nathan Jenden show

Natalie Massenet, founder of NET-A-PORTER, at the Nathan Jenden show

front row at Nathan Jenden

altamira the runway photographer? You know it! At Nathan Jenden

Gabrielle Daris, art curator
dress and coat -- Issey Miyake
glasses -- French Vintage
bag -- Mexican handmade
shoes -- Dolce and Gabbana

Alice Luis Bulgin
blazer, hat, scarf -- from charity shop
shoes -- New Look
Skirt -- Top Shop
Bag -- Zara

so busy during Fashion Week, reading and walking simultaneously

Tim Quayle, fashion stylist
bow tie -- Lanvin
shirt -- vintage store in L.A.
glasses -- vintage Ray-Ban
jacket -- American Apparel
pants -- Cheap Monday
shoes -- Ghost

en route to the Basso and Brooke show

* you can click on any one of these photos in this post to enlarge the image.