Marc Jacobs
Patriotic is an understated way to describe Jacobs' fantastic, NYFW-closing collection, which featured flag-printed separates, dramatic sheer illusion gowns and an array of kitschy accessories.
Calvin Klein Collection
Loose, muted separates set the mood on Calvin Klein's runway, where we spotted an easier, more unbuttoned silhouette than in seasons past.
J. Mendel
Watercolor crop top and skirt combos, striped minis and a graphic black-and-white print made J. Mendel's showing a pleasure to intake.
Ralph Lauren
Camel leather and red, white and navy alongside—you guessed it—stripes comprised Ralph Lauren's ultra-clean presentation.
Proenza Schouler
Bold shapes, varied textures and an overt Spanish influence set the Proenza Schouler show apart.
Anna Sui
At Anna Sui, swimsuits-as-outerwear, fringe embellishments and chic monochrome separates made waves.
The Blonds
Glimmering cat bodysuits, equally iridescent minis and the occasional naked dress took (some) attention from the sky-high hair at The Blonds.
Marchesa
Dreamy ombré organza gowns, figure-hugging fishnet dresses and sheer confections with contrasting black piping made the Marchesa presentation a sight for NYFW-sore eyes.
Delpozo
Structure was again wonderfully at play at Delpozo, with round intersecting ovals as the most common motif.
Boss
Summer yellows, coral-red and gray-blue were not only in the clothing, but also the details on the Boss runway too.
Bibhu Mohapatra
Muted mauve and dove gray tones rang beautiful at the Bibhu show, which featured one-shoulder gowns, slim silk trousers and even sleeker column silhouettes. Jewelry was also provided by Forevermark Diamonds.
DKNY
At DKNY, easy midis, face-printed coats and a striking cobalt blue made the cut for the new urban cool.
Naeem Khan
This is the season of the ball gown for Naeem Khan, and a breathtaking one at that.
Michael Kors
Classic Americana came to fruition on the Kors catwalk (but of course), with airy all-white ensembles, fiery crimson dresses and just a touch of starry periwinkle as main features.
Suno
Oversized sheaths, slim-fitting army green numbers and dashes of powder blue defined the trend story at Suno.
Oscar de la Renta
Black-lace necklines, three-dimensional fur coats and the as always taste-making dresses stunned the crowd at Peter Copping's second Oscar de la Renta show.
Naricso Rodriguez
Creamy tangerine touches made the clothing at Narciso Rodriguez even dreamier than we expected.
Nanette Lepore
A sexy skirt suit, flared pant look and little pink dress with a kitschy message scrawled on the front were grabby looks at the Nanette Lepore presentation.
Alice + Olivia
Black-and-white get-ups fit for an It Girl were big at Alice + Olivia, but pops of color also appeared at the spring-summer presentation (see this handheld incarnation).
Milly
Unexpected shapes took form in spring apparel at Milly, where we spotted triangular tanks, squarish culottes and angular chevron prints.
Serena Williams Signature Collection by HSN
Drake and Anna Wintour rubbed shoulders in the front row, but our eyes were on the chic, easy separates (some featuring fur and fringe) coming down the tennis pro's runway.
Coach
Western inspired frocks, chromatic pantsuits and plenty of patchwork made way at Coach.
Carmen Marc Valvo
Sharp monochrome looks, bold red minis and gold-trimmed frocks comprised Carmen Marc Valvo's collection.
Dennis Basso
At Dennis Basso, embroidered halter dresses, low-cut gowns and peplum top and short combos took center stage (a fun, satiny print made the latter anything but prim).