Top Ten Moments of Spring 2010 Fashion Week

Check out our list of highlights from an amazing week of New York shows.

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In this slideshow: Miranda Kerr, Alessandra Ambrosio, Brooklyn Decker, Behati Prinsloo, Siri Tollerød, Coco Rocha, Hanne Gaby Odiele, Chanel Iman, Angela Lindvall, Erin Wasson, Lisa Cant, Shannan Click, Frankie Rayder, Irina Lazareanu, Caroline Trentini, Lakshmi Menon

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New Hairdos Galore As far as hairstyles are concerned, this was definitely the season of change. Siri Tollerød, Dree Hemingway, Jessica Stam and Vlada Roslyakova joined Raquel Zimmermann in the blonde-girls club, while Agyness Deyn took a walk on the dark side.

Magazines Take Over the Scene This season's events thrown by fashion glossies dominated Fashion Week's social calendar. A few of our favorites? Purple's bash at the Standard Hotel, V Magazine's party in of lovely ladies of Women and Supreme, including Behati Prinsloo and Hanne Gaby Odiele, V's Marc Jacobs/Lady Gaga after-party, and last but not least, The Last Magazine threw it down for cover girl Lily Donaldson, Erin Wasson, Jacquetta Wheeler, and Lisa Cant.

Long-Lost Models Return This season we had multiple reasons to be excited. Irina Lazareanu returned to the runway! Phillip Lim obsessed over her early on, and she also walked for fellow model Erin Wasson. But Irina wasn't the only one to swoon over this week. Frankie Rayder and Angela Lindvall walked solely for Alexander Wang in his super-football-jock-meets-bad-girl collection on the Pier.

Got Milk? Fashion Week isn't just about Bryant Park. Many shows take place offsite, and Milk Studios has always been a major location for designers. This year, instead of giving the Tents all of the Fashion Week glory, Milk decided to make their gallery space an official Fashion Week spot by teaming up with M.A.C Cosmetics. What's more, BMW provided 12 cars for weary editors (and Modelinia!), so hailing cabs or trekking to the subway wasn't even an issue.

Front Row Model Sightings Spring 2010 saw a proliferation of girls watching the show instead of participating. Veronica Webb Tweeted at Sophie Théallet's show, Brooklyn Decker sat front row with Joe Zee to blog for Elle, Miranda Kerr showed her love for Calvin Klein, Dennis Basso had not one but two model legends in his front row with Beverly Johnson and Carol Alt, and Alessandra Ambrosio hung out with adorable Christian Siriano.

Erin Wasson Takes Over the Tents For her Spring 2010 collection, model turned designer Erin Wasson filled Bryant Park's biggest venue with a mashup of megastar models, editors, and downtown tastemakers. Friends Lakshmi Menon and Chanel Iman worked the runway to a live set by Gang Gang Dance in clothes that mirrored the designer's own cool-kid aesthetic to uproarious applause, proving that Erin is more than just a pretty face.

Fashion's Night Out September 10 will go down in infamy as the night that fashion took over the streets. Literally. Anna Wintour's master plan played out brilliantly, of course, as over 700 stores stayed open until 11 p.m., inviting shoppers to enjoy special performances, champagne, and model spotting. Modelinia was all over town, hitting up as many events as was humanly possible, especially Coco Rocha's big moment at Barneys for the premiere of "She's a Genius."

Modelinia Was Your Travel Companion If you were in New York for Fashion Week, chances are you hailings cabs, speeding from one show to the next. And while you were stuck in traffic on your way from the Tents to the after-parties, you might have caught a glimpse of Modelinia on your tiny taxi TV. Our ad played throughout the week, attracting more model-obsessed fashionistas to the site, and providing some much-needed in-transit entertainment.

Coco Roca Became a Music Video Star Before taking over the runway at Zac Posen, Coco Rocha starred in our amazing music video getting ready for Fashion's Night out. The catchy Jet song, "She's a Genius," was the perfect soundtrack to Coco's busy day of shooting, shopping, and goofing around with Chanel Iman. Full of couture clothing, behind-the-scenes moments, and lots of Coco personality, the video was a huge model highlight this Fashion Week.

Footballers and Ballerinas This season designers stepped outside the box and delivered collections with a diverse range of inspirations. Alexander Wang and Alexandre Herchcovitch sent models down the runway in football-inspired frocks. At Marc Jacobs and Vera Wang, girls took to the stage with fanciful ensembles evocative of the ballet. But it was the party dress that reigned supreme throughout, from Proenza Schouler's electric tie-dyes to Rodarte's gothic glamour.