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http://www.FashionTV.com/videos NEW YORK – FashionTV has your exclusive coverage from the best shows at New York Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2012-2013.

Model Camila Alves (Matthew McConaughey’s fiance) is spotted at the Herve Leger by Max along with Poppy Montgomery, Kristen Chenoweth, Nina Dobrev, and Jennifer Aspen. The Herve Leger runway is full of bold, strong women in signature looks like bandage dresses, cinched waists and leather but with an equestrian feel, including stirrups, and brown riding belts. (0:53)

The Marc by Marc Jacobs show has a fun, youthful vibe with bright colors like red and navy blue, adding a sporty look to casual daywear and topping it off with Fall trends like peplum shapes for skirts. There’s also a slight military vibe with drummer hats. (2:43)

A big contradiction to the sporty casual Marc by Marc Jacobs show is the glamorous Zac Posen runway, which features stunning red carpet gowns and an Oriental themed show. Coco Rocha opens the show. (4:29)

Mesh turtlenecks that reach up to the nose are on the runway at Alexander Wang Fall 2012, with his drapey urban downtown fashion, but more dressed-up appeal, too. (6:00)

The crowd is stunned by the Marc Jacobs collection, where girls walk out onto an elaborate set
which looks like a castle in ruins from the 18th century. The clothes are a bit of English luxe with knits, peplum shaped skirts, prints, oversize safety pins, wool coats, wraps, and patches. Taking over the entire line are those incredible oversize Stephan Jones-designed mink hats which give the collection a Dr. Seuss meets Dickens feel. (7:20)

At Carolina Herrera, the gowns for red carpet events come in new Fall colors. Another surprise is masculine daywear. (9:08)

Library chic is in for Fall 2012, according to Derek Lam who gives his ladies a cool print and mousy sweaters and coats, that still somehow seem luxe and fashionable. (10:53)

Zuzanna Bijoch opens Diane von Furstenberg, parts colorful, optimistic – and sexy, according to DVF, who was inspired by seduction. (12:47)

In the front row at Jason Wu: socialite Poppy Delevingne, American Vogue’s Anna Wintour, and Bergdorf Goodman’s Linda Fargo. The collection is all about women with power and he shows this off with a military glam with Asian motif highlights. (14:45)

The Preen show was inspired by Beatrix Potter and is all about deep Fall colors, fur, and solid designs, moving away from its typical bright prints (though they are there as well). (16:34)

Prabal Gurung plays with icy blues, inspired by a theme of light transforming into dark. His dark and blue motifs move into cream and gold designs. (18:10)

FashionTV says hello to designer Yigal Azrouel and model Madison Ritland backstage at his show. We spot Hanna Ware, Amanda Hearst, and Camila Alves, who looks gorgeous in a bright blue Yigal Azrouel skirt.

The Yigal Azrouel show was based on the private, modest, and covered-up style of Francoise Hardy. It featured browns, furs, wool and shearling mixed with colors like green, white, and burgundy. (20:47)

Rag & Bone’s sharp collection featured urban chic coolness with a luxe feel. The brand layered for the cold, but threw in paisley and herringbone prints. (21:50)

Tommy Hilfiger, the king of American sportswear, presented a more military collection with some equestrian themes, though he never lost his essence. He also mixed in a town and country vibe. (23:30)

Thakoon made its statement with a red-infused palette (alongside pink, magenta, raspberry, cranberry, and other red colors) (24:36)

Max Azria kicked off NYFW with his stellar BCBG Max Azria collection, featuring the hot trends of Fall like fur sleeves, deeper colors and a longer style. Celebs like Jessica White and Erin Wasson light up the front row. (26:25)

Appearances: Kinga Rajzak, Max Azria, Camila Alves, Poppy Montgomery, Kate King, Kristen Chenoweth, Jennifer Aspen, Mackenzie Drazan, Juju Ivanyuk, Nina Dobrev, Antonia Wesseloh, Daga Ziober, Jacquelyn Jablonski, Marc Jacobs, Anais Pouliot, Daiane Conterato, Tanya Dziahileva, Suzie Bird, Alana Zimmer, Daria Strokous, Caroline Brasch Nielsen, Hanne Gaby Odiele, Aymeline Valade, Ruby Aldridge, Anja Rubik, Josefien Rodermans, Frida Gustavsson, Ginta Lapina, Julia Nobis, Natasha Poly, Nyasha Matonhodze, Candice Swanepoel, Joan Smalls, Andie Arthur, Carolina Herrera, Emily Baker, Derek Lam, Zuzanna Bijoch, Diane von Furstenberg, Karmen Pedaru, Melissa Tammerijn, Herieth Paul, Cora Emmanuel, Kati Nescher, Bette Franke, Jason Wu, Aline Weber, Mirte Maas, Kaitlin Aas, Maud Welzen, Prabal Gurung, Aino Jawo, Caroline Hjelt, Yigal Azrouel, Madison Ritland, Hannah Ware, Zani Gugelman, Amanda Hearst, Lauren Remington Platt, Iris Egbers, Thakoon Panichgul, Cara Delevingne, Jessica White, Erin Wasson

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