Wednesday must have been mother daughter day at NYFW! Jada Pinkett Smith brought her daughter Willow with her to a few shows, including Narciso Rodriguez and Michael Kors, where they sat next to Zoe Saldana and Hilary Swank. Willow excitedly snapped photos of the fashions on her phone as the models strutted. You're never too young to learn about style, right?
Before heading to Marchesa, Miley Cyrus and her mom Tish attended Rachel Zoe's show alongside Cosmopolitan editor Joanna Coles. Miley is on the cover of this month's issue, which Rachel styled, and she's celebrating her Cosmo cover tonight with a party at Acme Restaurant. Perhaps Rachel will come, too? Then again, she may be on mommy duty tonight, as she brought her son Skyler to NYC with her for Fashion Week. He even made an appearance at Rachel's show, adorably dressed in a cream knit onesie with a matching beanie, natch.
Katherine Heigl also hit up the tents, sans her two daughters, for the second day in a row, sitting front row at the J. Mendel runway show and schmoozing with the designer backstage. Yesterday, she attended Jenny Packham and Reem Acra's shows.
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After becoming a mother, I've found that I buy more work staples for my wardrobe such as black skinny pants and longer tops because I have less time to shop and need quick and easy dressing solutions. On the days I don't have to go in to an office, I'm all about Lululemon yoga pants. I wear them everywhere. They are technically workout pants, but they have a nicely tailored fit, so if you add a cute top and an accessory , you can pull it off as an easy, casual look and it's super quick to put together. I stick with black for the pants. I have no time to spend on myself in the morning between getting the kids up and going to school, making breakfast and lunches and getting out the door on time!
Believe it or not, I started to care more about how I dressed after becoming a mom. Though I do spend a good portion of my days in workout clothes , when I go "out," I do think about style and want to look cute. I have worked with my dear friend and stylist, Robin Saperstein of 
My style went from getting up at 6 a.m., working out, showering, dressing up and putting on high heels and makeup to do coaching, business and marketing calls to rolling out of bed, then throwing on sweats, a cozy top, flat shoes and then putting my hair in a ponytail. Then attending to my daughter's needs. This was the first year. Now, four years later, I'm more balanced. I wear some makeup and dress casual nice .
In all honesty, it really didn't change. I've always dressed to flatter my curves, to wear statement making accessories and lightly embraced trends. While it hasn't changed since I've become a mom, I've never let myself go either . I consider myself a hip, on trend mom, and I embrace that!
