A fashion week is a fashion industry event, which allows fashion designers or brands to display their latest collections to buyers to take a look at the latest trends. Fashion weeks are semi-annual events. These events let the industry know what’s in and out for the season. The first New York Fashion Week was the world’s first organized fashion week that held in 1943. Fashion Week give the taste of technology as it is shaping the future of fashion. Many designers are opted not only to market through online but also sell exclusively online. At the fall of 2009, it is not only making it cheaper and easier for designers to create their collections, it is also saving them travel time as many broadcast their lines over the Internet. Another trend seen during fall of 2009 Fashion Week was recession friendly fashion. A number of pieces displayed were items that could be worn in the fall and carry over to the spring. A popular staple was bold color dressed that could be worn over a turtleneck in colder weather and stand alone in the spring; convertible blazers were introduced by Vera Wang and Karen Walker as a way to get double the wear out of one piece.