New York Fashion Week autumn/winter 2013 Newsflash: Saturday highlights Chloe Sevigny models her own line, High School Musical comes to Opening Ceremony, Susie Lau to the rescue, and all the looks we loved from Saturday. CATWALK MOMENT: Browsing through the pictures from Opening Ceremony's presentation of Chloe Sevigny's line yesterday, we thought for a minute the Hollywood actress had pulled a Jenna Lyons (the J Crew designer cast her doppelganger in her New York Fashion Week show last year). But closer inspection revealed it was Chloe herself, sandwiched between two models rocking a navy turtleneck sweater, black patent leather skirt and some monochrome Sixties booties from her autumn/winter 2013 range for the ultra-hip boutique chain. Her collections for Opening Ceremony have always been rich with Chloe's style DNA - hence the collaboration's success and durability (in stark contrast to most celebrity lines), so the move made perfect sense. Plus, what better way to avoid having to talk to all those adoring super-fans? All the kooky girls selected to pose alongside Sevigny looked like they had just stepped off the set of a Larry Clark movie too. Not being there in person, however, we were a tad confused about the signs they were holding. 'Time to Have Sex' screamed one, while her neighbour's read 'Goat Pussy'. Not sure if that's an insult or a recommendation... BEST IN FROW New on our Fashion Week radar is US socialite, Hannah Bronfman who turned up at the Jill Stuart show with pal Zoe Kravitz and totally stole the show. FYI Hannah, we will be totally stealing this look for London Fashion Week... Zoe Kravitz and Hannah Bronfman PHOTO: REX Oh my god you guys, it's High School Musical starlet, Vanessa Hudgens sandwiched between Opening Ceremony founders and Kenzo creative directors, Carol Lim and Humberto Leon, in what was perhaps one of the most surprising snaps of the day. Are the achingly cool duo closet HSM fans? To be fair, Humberto looks a little perplexed, perhaps this one's on Carol... PHOTO: @DerekBlasberg/ Twitter Here's a shot of the Lincoln Centre venue, with not a bare-legged fashionista in view... "Sad snowy courtyard at Lincoln Center, only populated by photos of models. -H" - PHOTO: Heather Cocks/Twitter The result of all this blizzardy action is that many of the European press are having to find inventive ways to cover the shows. For our part, we have set about a two-pronged attack. Mr Luke Leitch is putting to the test the long-held theory that no one really needs to actually go to Fashion Week, and attempting to review shows via live streams. Tweeting pictures of your iPad screen is so autumn/winter 2013... Live streaming iPad style PHOTO: @Telefashion Meanwhile in New York, Susie Lau, the beauty and brains behind Britain's foremost fashion blog, Style Bubble, has been parachuted in to lend her discerning eye and fabulous style to Team Telegraph by way of a selection of show reviews. You can read what she had to say about last night's Prabal Gurung show here, and watch out for plenty more to come. Welcome to the team Susie. Yodelayheehoo! Have you got a leather harness yet? Bet you didn't see that question coming - but in fashion, one has to always be prepared. The harness was the standout accessory of Saturday's shows starring in both Prabal Gurung and Hérve Legér... Leather harnesses at Hérve Legér and Prabal Gurung. PHOTOS: Vladimir Potop Good news story of the day came from Nigel Barker who caught up with TheCut front row at Nicole Miller to disclose what a joy he found working with Naomi Campbell. The pair have been working together on The Face, the new model search show starring Campbell, Karolina Kurkova and Coco Rocha. "I didn't know Naomi very well," Barker confessed, "Obviously the things you read are overblown, so I wouldn't say this surprised me, but despite the fact that she's a supermodel and an icon and a legend, she was there every single day. We worked 38 days straight, from 7 a.m. to 2 a.m. almost every day, and she was there working it out, calling her friends, making it happen. She was tireless, and I think that, for me, was like, 'Wow, that's why you're a supermodel.' NEED TO SHOW Did you get a chance to catch Alexander Wang 's rather grown-up final show before he makes his Balenciaga debut? No? What's wrong with you?! Find out what Luke Leitch had to say about it here; and browse through every look from the show here. Alexander Wang's 50 shades of grey. PHOTO: Vladimir Potop LOOKS WE LOVED Clockwise from top left: Prabal Gurung cooks up a dream dress in scarlet satin; Tibi gave a masterclass in chic urban utility; Mara Hoffman 's colourful prints made us want to flle to sunnier climes; Alexander Wang mixed elegant eveningwear with baggy wool boy-shorts; Hérve Legér showed how to keep a sparkly, body-con evening dress modern; and Lacoste gave the Sixties day dress sporty twist.