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The gods are smiling on us: Day two of Fashion Week brought our second helping of Fancy Gentlemen in the front row, and we ate it up like the bagel we forgot to buy for breakfast. Nautica on Friday afternoon thoughtfully...

Amongst the highlights were striped and plaid mid thigh swim trunks, starlight printed shirts and golden linen windbreakers.

The show was kind of cool and weird and also suggested a deeper meaning, which may be equally elusive.     

With Tinsley Mortimer, Colbie Caillat, and Carol Alt. ... More     

Whether it’s cool caged boots paired with boyfriend jeans or motocross-ready pants teamed with heels,

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Erin Beatty and Max Osterweis must have been in a cheerful mood when they designed Suno's Spring 2014 collection - because in addition to being filled with bright colors and generous silhouettes, this collection was down...

Rebels with a cause. The designer made such a statement in her show notes.

At least one of the reference points in David Neville and Marcus Wainwright’s spring collection needed no explanation: Nineties minimalism.

Today brought more shows and, of course, more celebs! See who sat front row at Jason Wu, Rebecca Minkoff, and more in our slideshows. Cushnie et Ochs Duckie Brown Jason Wu Nicole Miller Rebecca Minkoff Sally LaPointe Zim...

Photographer Brandon Stanton’s portrait blog, Humans of New York, captures the kind of street style that isn’t exactly synonymous with Fashion Week as we know it. Check back daily throughout New York Fashion Week for...

“Hel-mut New-ton,” French hairstylist Odile Gilbert all but spelled out when explaining the beauty inspiration for Jason Wu’s spring 2014 collection—not that the enunciation was necessary; one look at the sleek c...

With Jackie Miranne, Samantha Hutchinson, and Jacey Duprie. ... More     

We thought lace-up heels were appealing enough, but when rendered in exotic red and baby-blue snake print, the effect is utterly breathtaking.

The hair at Jason Wu, a sleek low ponytail with a precise center part, looked totally effortless -- but we won't be fooled again. Today we asked the magician behind look, Odile Gilbert, how to achieve the style at home. ...

The designer documented the sidewalk flora as she photographed the bouquets in all their stages — from beauty to decay.

Brian Wolk and Claude Morais based their collection on Françoise Sagan’s novel “Bonjour Tristesse.”

The designer was largely inspired by Gerhard Richter and his squeegee series.

Fashion is the main event of the shows in Europe; in New York, distractions abound.     

Bartlett melded activewear and sportswear for her “Fashion Active” collection.

Designer Jaclyn Hodes traveled to Thailand, where she drew inspiration from its sacred locales.

Our weekly round-up of what's gaining fashion ground and losing style street cred.