The tuxedo jackets paired with pieces reminiscent of swimsuits were a hit when Rodarte sent them down the runway.
A rocker-chic leopard print vest was paired with another color leopard print top and without a doubt made the entire thing look effortless at Rodarte.
Pieces like this at Opening Ceremony had definite commercial appeal.
Super cool levels in outfits like these at Opening Ceremony gave you a peek into the future.
Looks such as these at Michael Kors screamed “English teacher chic.”
The high-waisted skirt balances out the cropped sweater at Michael Kors.
The easy-going vibe and independent thinking Marc Jacobs showed at Marc by Marc Jacobs transported guests to the 1980s.
The sequined dress over a long sleeve shirt, paired with sneakers and a scarf over the model’s hair on her neck make getting dressed for spring easier than ever.
This shimmering dress and curled hair bring back the 1930’s.
This look at Jenny Packham channels Katherine Hepburn in “The Philadelphia Story” perfectly.
This particular take on denim, using the same belts that were on trench coats, brings a more business casual appeal to the dress.
This gingham dress and headscarf combination hits the nail on the head at Derek Lam.
Updating the capri pant, Elizabeth and James showed it in leather.
This crop top and sandals combination would have had Carrie Bradshaw chomping at the bit.
T-shirt dresses and printed shades made Rowley’s collection the epitome of cool.
This lace one piece stood out in Cynthia Rowley’s already beautiful collection.
This sweeping gown is reminiscent of Grace Kelly in “To Catch a Thief.”
The cinched waist, hair, and full skirt make for a 40s tone at Badgley Mischka.
