New York Fashion Week is officially packin’ up and moving up the island after sixteen years of being held in the iconic Bryant Park tents.  Last week I was lucky enough to attend one of the final shows at the beloved location, which was a bittersweet experience for many people.  Although we will miss the chaos that swirls around the Bryant Park fountain, there are plenty of reasons to embrace the change and new home in Damrosch Park at the Lincoln Center. Designer Donna Karan, who was the first designer ever to have a runway show in Bryant Park, points out “When you think of Lincoln Center, you think of the arts, the music, the dance and the opera, so I think being there will elevate and celebrate fashion as an art.” Even with the change in scenery, New York Fashion Week will continue to be in-tents (badum tish).