Zac Posen Spring 2012 collection gave the glimpse of eye-catching red carpet worthy looks as well as day/cocktail styles. Designer amazingly played with soft colors, fabrics and accessories that brought a fantastical feel to the show.

Old Hollywood glamor ruled the runway for Zac Posen’s Spring 2012 collection. Embellished gowns, bustier gowns, tulle gowns, duchess satin gowns and mermaid style gowns were the main highlights of show.

This gorgeous collection included romantic yet dreamy floor-length gowns with perfect cutting and designs for a brilliant night. Elegance and sophistication were the words that best described Zac Posen’s Spring 2012 gowns.

Say hello to fabulous and sultry short dress designed by Zac Posen in luxurious fabrics and alluring colors for a fun edgy look. Sexy corset dresses, tailored elongated jackets with pencil skirts, off-the-shoulder dresses, cornflower print dress and many more short pieces stole the hearts of onlookers.

Slim and tall models strutted their stuff, paired with Charlotte Olympia shoes, Judith Leiber clutches, Quirky Illesteva sunglasses and Elizabeth Cole jewelry. In short, Zac Posen Spring 2012 collection included wearable pieces in endless styles that offered soft romantic appeal with a touch of elegance.

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Check out some alluring cardigan from Spring/Summer 2011 runways:

Designer, Christopher Kane spruced up look of his models with bright neon color cardigans. Models in neon shift dresses and chic cardigans took center stage. Christopher Kane Spring/Summer 2011 collection was all about neon colors of yellow, orange, pink and green.

Beautiful cardigans really looked gorgeous when sexy models paired them with pleated skirts, dresses and skirt suits. Designer used simple silhouettes with futuristic colors and bold prints for bright fun dresses.

Designer, Zac Posen, showed his new Spring/Summer 2011 Zac Posen collection during Paris Fashion Week. Collection featured rich and deep hues mixed with black, an abundance of feathers, body hugging silhouettes and fancy cardigans which are perfect for Spring and Summer season.

His collection also included chiffon gowns with black dye fading into a gentle cream, a red one-shouldered jumpsuit with a pink ostrich feather waistband, ruffled burgundy and red silk dress. Scroll through FashionFame.com for more updates on Spring 2011 fashion trends and also check out Striped Dresses Fashion Trend and Butterfly Print Fashion.

Spring/Summer 2011 Cardigan Fashion includes boho chic styles, lady-like cardigan styles and preppy cardigan styles. Alberta Ferretti Spring/Spring 2011 collection also rocked lady like cardigan style that emphasize feminine and flirty allure. Models walked the runway in lace and crochet dresses at Alberta Ferretti show. Adorable frilly floral frocks and cute drapey dresses in dusty pastel shades looked so beautiful. The clean, feminine looks that went down the runway were brilliantly complemented by floppy hats, bohemian prints and lovely cardigans.

At L’Wren Scott RTW Spring 2011, designer did a great job. Elegant skirts with embroidered velvet jackets over contrasting sheaths sizzled with Scott’s signature. Cardigans showed on this runway were not only fashionable, but practical as well. A glitzy metallic, short-sleeved evening coat looked amazing with white pants. Collection was a mix of fabrics, layering, colors and eye-catching embellishments.

Along with above runways, women’s cardigan fashion trend was also seen at Michael Kors, DKNY, Ohne Titel, A Detacher and Rochas Spring/Summer 2011 runways. Sequins, plaid, ruffles or simple plain, whatever your style is, these fashion shows showcased every style in an amazing way. It is right to say that cardigans are not for Fall/Winter anymore, they are great for Spring/Summer season too. So, don’t forget to jazz up your outfit with some fashionable cardigans that will make you look modern and keep warm in Spring/Summer 2011.

Posen has designed a thoughtful lineup with standout cocktail dresses featuring detachable ruffles and nice prints which can be worn in multiple ways, in an affordable price range of upto $100. In addition to that he has alternative evening wear for his young shoppers that is a menswear style tuxedo. This styling consist of vibrant scarf and buttoned up blazer, high waist, wide leg pant on the suit from Target Australia collection. Girly tuxes have been favorite of femmes fatales who don’t really care for convention.

On the other hand red ruffled dresses from his new collection is sure to show up at proms across America, around in high school. The red dress from his Target Australia collection is elegant, but pretty boring.

In his Target Collection, Zac Posen has come with new upcoming collection for Target US. It seems that Zac has designed this collection by keeping the interests of everyone in mind that is experimenting to satisfying both fashion-people and our non-fashion friends.

Here are some glimpses from the collection:~

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“We’ve had so much pressure from press and retailers to build out our collection into more American sportswear look in our top line,” Posen tells WWD. “To me, it’s more appropriate to build a whole brand and collection around this price point. Chic sportswear should be at this price point.” Speaking of price point, cotton Tshirts will start at the lower price of $78 where as a knit dress can reach anywhere to $675, while the Zac Posen collection ranges from $900 to $12,000, with some of the custom pieces fetching upwards of $20,000.

Zac’s inspiration board is full of downtown imagery like beaten-up Nike Dunks and a shot of Robert De Niro as Travis Bickle. A palette of neutrals with pops of green, pink and red gives the collection a retro vibe, or an “urban hipster quality” as Posen puts it.

Posen has clearly stressed on saying that Z Spoke is not a celebrity brand, but one more attuned to the street. That said, he’s not looking to add to glut of tough T-shirts and distressed jeans, rather he has treated a T-shirt as a T-shirt should be treated. And that’s with lots of love.

What’s your thoughts on this new Z-Spoke line?