Before she hit the TV screen as a star of the new Real Housewives of New York City reboot, Sai de Silva was likely on your Instagram feed showing off her impeccable taste in fashion. The NYC-based creative has worked in the industry for years as a fashion content creator and influencer. Her sense of style caught the eyes of producers, and now she finds herself reaching an ever wider audience. The fan favorite is known for her multiple outfit changes and youthful sense of style, frequently sporting looks from top designers. We followed the fashion favorite during an extra hectic week – New York Fashion Week – to see how she gets dressed. See below for her fabulous looks.

“Not to ruffle your feathers but I almost missed the LAPOINTE–NYFW is a fashion girls’ marathon. I turned to my trusty on-the-go dressing room AKA an Uber to get there on time. The best part is you can’t even tell I broke a sweat in this dreamy monochromatic mint.”

“Blazers are a staple in my closet but this Tibi reconstructed asymmetrical blazer is an ESSENTIAL. Running from show to show during fashion week can look a bit ridiculous to an average New Yorker with a desk job but I think I blended right into the mix in my own elevated way.”

“If you see me in a pinstripe blazer, just know I mean business!!! This Jason Wu look had me channeling my inner business Barbie in the front row. This show was one of my favorites of the season. I was so mesmerized by the movements of his pieces and the layering was so inspiring. Once the show wrapped business Barbie was ready to shoot some street style.”

“What’s sexier than a mini dress? A latex one! The exaggerated shoulder on this LaQuan Smith dress made me feel so confident and powerful–I decided to pair it with my Valentino platforms to boost my ego a bit more 😉 The show was star-studded and the collection was so bold. It was the perfect way to end the fashion week chaos.”

“As soon as I saw this two-piece Altuzarra outfit, I knew exactly how I wanted to photograph it. The pleated maxi skirt has the most stunning tie-dye gradient effect and I knew if I could catch some wind to kick it up it would be a moment, and it did not disappoint… not even on the train platform. This look transitioned well from runway to subway. When you have a packed schedule and are running all over the city the best way to avoid NYC traffic is by taking the train.”