In practical terms, the best thing about the ubiquitousness of style.com is that a shopper can look ahead to future seasons, draw parallels to what he or she is wearing (or wants to buy and wear) now, and plot a chart that gets from here to there in the most elegant and efficient manner.

The least practical thing about style.com is that during New York Fashion Week, it’s kind of impossible to tear yourself away from the computer as you watch the slideshows and runway reports pop up. You kind of-almost-sort of-but-not really know what life is like for Anna Wintour.

Or something like that. But here’s the thing: We’ll do our very best to keep up with the digital approximations of the shows, and we’ll obsessively filter through them with a Seattle eye, too, to bring you our take on whether we’ll be wearing the look here, so that you can get to plot that fall-to-winter-to-spring map of yours.

Please note: this is only Part I. Fashion Week continues, and then moves to London, and Paris, and …

So click through the slideshow here and find out which big name designers site a Seattle trip as a major influence on their collection.