The Trend: Shearling
Shearling dominated the collections in sporty shapes like oversized bombers, jean jackets and car coats.
The Trend: Shearling
Clockwise from top left: 3.1 Phillip Lim, Coach, Altuzarra, Marc Jacobs
The Trend: Shearling
Clockwise from top left: Jason Wu (2), Oscar de la Renta, Alexander Wang
The Trend: Sweater Dressing
Sweater dressing prevailed with cozy oversized knits often paired with long flowing skirts.
The Trend: Sweater Dressing
Clockwise from top left: Edun, Carolina Herrera, Oscar de la Renta, Marc Jacobs, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Michael Kors (2)
The Trend: Sweater Dressing
Clockwise from top left: Calvin Klein Collection (3), Tory Burch, Public School, Prabal Gurung, 3.1 Phillip Lim
The Trend: Sweater Dressing
Clockwise from top left: Vera Wang (2), The Row (2)
The Trend: Monochrome
Monochromatic dressing in cosmetic shades of cream and blush that look the freshest for fall 2014.
The Trend: Monochrome
Clockwise from left: Zero + Maria Cornejo, Marc Jacobs (2)
The Trend: Monochrome
Clockwise from top left: Narciso Rodriguez, Reed Krakoff, Ralph Lauren, Thakoon
The Trend: Electric Blue
Winter found a shock of color in this brilliant blue hue.
The Trend: Electric Blue
Clockwise from top-left: Alexander Wang (2), Reed Krakoff, J. Crew
The Trend: Electric Blue
Clockwise from left: Oscar de la Renta, Carolina Herrera, Altuzarra
The Trend: Vermillion
Statement-making looks favored the deepest shades of red.
The Trend: Vermillion
Clockwise from top-left: Carolina Herrera, Donna Karan, Ralph Rucci, Rag and Bone
The Trend: Vermillion
Clockwise from top-left: Victoria Beckham, J. Crew, Prabal Gurung, Narciso Rodriguez
The Trend: Color Splice
Laser-cuts of color added an edgy finishing touch to winter separates.
The Trend: Color Splice
Clockwise from left: Narciso Rodriguez, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Altuzarra
The Trend: Color Splice
From left: Thakoon, Ralph Rucci
The Trend: Lumberjack
Lumberjack plaids, tartans and muted tweeds often had utilitarian details like snaps and patch pockets which reinforced the no-nonsense approach to next winter.
The Trend: Lumberjack
From left: Alexander Wang, Rag and Bone
The Trend: Lumberjack
From left: Coach, Rodarte
The Trend: Menswear
For work, New York kept it simple with classic menswear-inspired pantsuits.
The Trend: Menswear
Clockwise from left: Oscar de la Renta, Donna Karan (2)
The Trend: Menswear
Clockwise from top-left: Public School, Jason Wu, Theory, Victoria Beckham
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