Fall Fashion 2017 Preview: Fashion Week Runway Roundup

NYFW comes to a close today, and it’s left us positively reeling for more! From the rich, saturated, bold colors worn together in stripes, patterns, or head-to-toe in a monochromatic dreamland, to the desconstructed hems, overt layers, unique patterns and pattern mixing, luxe ladylike dressing, and a newness to menswear we FEEL the empowerment that is fashion.

Monochromatic:

Rebecca Taylor, Ryan Roche, Sies Marjan, Brandon Maxwell, Jason Wu, Oscar de la Renta

Nearly every color(and non-color) was represented on the runways, but we love the newness of the berries, blue, aqua, and sea foam green.

Metallics:

Proenza Schouler, Narcisco Rodriguez, Proenza Schouler, Carolina Herrera

Sequined and sheer slip dresses, shimmering fabrications, metallic trims, foil-like all-over dresses, futuristic-inspired silver pants, bags, and shoes… these metals are managing to a fresh, new feel. Electrifying.

The Future is Female:

Alexander Wang, Victoria Beckham, Monse, Rosie Assoulin, Alexander Wang

Designers like Alexander Wang were more blatant with this message donning the runway with statement tees. We love that. Other designers altered the menswear look by adding in chic elements of femininity. Victoria Beckham paired masculine blazers with drapey chiffon and flowing skirts. Rosie Assoulin took a masculine concept of checks and plaids in neutral tones and added details like ruffles. We love Monse’s off-the-shoulder take on the pant suit. Yes. Yes. Yes.

The Bold and the Beautiful

Diane Von Furstenberg, Gabriela Hearst, Tory Burch, Diane Von Furstenberg, Prabal Gurung

We’re always going to be drawn to prints. DVF knocked it out of the park with her fresh take on pattern and the art of mixing it together. Bold stripes, leopard print, florals, checks, stripes. Put them all together. Yes, seriously.

White Out

Jonathan Simkhai, Ryan Roche, Tory Burch, Ryan Roche

The trend that just keeps going! White on white, we love. But somehow that’s not enough. Designers like newcomer, Jonathan Simkhai wowed us with ladylike elements, others switched it up by adding the white belt, the white shoe or bootie, the white choker or scarf, don’t forget your white handbag. Tres chic!

Think Pink

3.1 Phillip Lim, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Oscar de la Renta, Tibi

This happy, snappy hue reemerges from Spring/Summer and has us feeling tickled 🙂 Whether you go monochromatic with pink, color-block it with another bold color, stick with the blush tones, or just add it in with your accessories, it just works across the board. Lovely.

Luxe Layering

Victoria Beckham, Prabal Gurung, Tibi, Public School

Designers gave us a new take on layering with asymmetry, cropped sweatshirts and sweaters over long tops or dresses hitting hard the monochrome agenda. We love the challenge (bring it on) of playing with our layers at new lengths.

Give em the BOLD Shoulder

Prabal Gurung, Monse, Monse, Prabal Gurung, Carolina Herrera, Proenza Schouler

We’re not tiring of the cold shoulder, or the peek-a-boo shoulder, not the off-the-shoulder or exaggerated shoulder and arms. They’re only getting bolder, larger, better.

Tobacco

Tory Burch, Brock, Jonathan Simkhai

The new neutral. Let’s say this is the camel replacement. It’s dreamy and luxe and paired with bright color, channeling a little DVF, it’s pretty incredible.

Color Blocking

Victoria Beckham, Oscar de la Renta, Calvin Klein, Monse, Oscar de la Renta

From stripes to a severe color-blocking of top vs. pants/skirts. This trend is back in a candy-colored fabulous way.

BONUS ROUND: Aqua

Tibi, Diane Von Furstenberg, Prabal Gurung, Prabal Gurung, Carolina Herrera, Diane Von Furstenberg

So many trends, and we couldn’t dare leave this one out! This ocean-colored hue transcended across countless runways in the form of tights, coats, full monochrome looks, patterns. It’s so bold, bright, and feels so fresh.

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Christy Walsh

Christy graduated with a degree in fashion merchandising from Kent State University and with a master’s degree in marketing and communication from Franklin University. She worked as a visual merchandiser for Columbus-based tween brand Justice and Fortune 500 Columbus-based retailer Abercrombie & Fitch before joining Wardrobe Therapy. She lives in Worthington, Ohio with her husband and two daughters.

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