Colorful stripes atop daytime silhouettes proved to be one of the more striking trends of the season. DVF and Tanya Taylor opted for separates with strong lines, while Carolina Herrera argued for a full head-to-toe look.
Pictured: Altuzarra, Carolina Herrera, DVF, and Tanya Taylor
Leopard and snakeskin printed outerwear are a couple of fall wardrobe staples. For pre-fall, designers cut them loose to allow for easy layering underneath.
Pictured: Valentino, Emilia Wickstead, Sally Lapointe, and Adam Lippes
Real or faux, fur outerwear came in a variety of alluring styles to shield from the impending cold, from the sophisticated and demure pastel pink at Fendi to a playful kaleidoscope of colors at Missoni.
Pictured: Givenchy, Missoni, Gucci, and Fendi
Positioned for evening, this season’s sequined outfits also skewed younger. Preen by Thornton Bregazzi cut a loose gown worn slightly off-shoulder with an asymmetrical hem, while Alessandro Dell’Acqua at No. 21 proposed a long-sleeved top and miniskirt for a night out.
Pictured: No. 21, Preen by Thornton Bregazzi, Elie Saab, and Prabal Gurung
Speaking of head-to-toe dressing, matching print sets abounded, making a case for loud, statement dressing with minimal effort.
Pictured: Oscar De La Renta, Versace, Emilio Pucci, and Roberto Cavalli