Real Celebrity Style at NYFW. Which looks do you love?

Real Celebrity style at New York Fashion Week has been full of authentic, chic and contemporary looks. Solange Knowles, Tika Sumpter, and Angela Simmons are arguably three of the best dressed to be seen front row at the shows.

Each time Solange was photographed front row during New York Fashion Week her true appreciation for fashion continued to shine from head to toe. Solange wowed us in her Dries Van Noten geometric printed top with a pair of red Rag & Bone shorts. Solange mix and matched leopard prints heels with paint-splat printed pants.

We narrowed down our favorite Solange looks at NYFW to these two…

Angela tested out the colorblocking trend courtesty of Virgos Lounge’s yellow and turquoise beaded silk dress. The budding entrepreneur was seen in a snakeskin cut-out dress that she made from her upcoming self-titled clothing line. Perhaps she was inspired by the big cut-out trend of the Summer! Check out two of our favorite looks on Angela…

Tika dazzled in a floral printed sheath dress and matching green wedges to support Tracy Reese’s new collection and she was later seen in a stunning bronze sequin embellished dress for Alice + Olivia show.

Beyonce provided classy maternity style when she wore two nude designs for her coveted front row seats at the shows for J. Crew, Vera Wang and Rodarte. The expecting mom wore tulle, soft leather, and sequin for her appearance at New York Fashion Week. Baby bump watch on Beyonce has definitely become its own fashionable spectacle!

Hot pink was THE color to wear at NYFW. June Ambrose and Selita E. Banks wore this look in either the pantsuit or dress variation. We love June’s red floppy fedora hat!

Corrine Bailey Rae and Aisha Taylor stepped out in bright, neon footwear.

Munaluchi Bridal Magazine’s covergirl LaLa Anthony went for a sleek all-black look. She was seen front row with her good friend Kim Kardashian, who wore a strapless Vera Wang custom-gown at her wedding. Both ladies came out to support Vera Wang.