Top Trends from NYC Fashion Week

Now that New York Fashion weeks has ended, it’s time to recap trends seen on the Fall 2014 runways that you will be coveting later this year. From plaid to emeralds and Fall’s staple, the chunky knit, these looks are seen all over the runways at NYFW, but they are easy to translate to an everyday wardrobe!

Plaid

Since the polar vortex is still in full force, plaid coats dominated the runways from Victoria Beckham to Tommy Hilfiger and it’s clear that the tartan print is here to stay – and keep us warm.

Victoria Beckham

Tommy Hilfiger

Thakoon

Knits

It isn’t surprising to see chunky knits draping statuesque models on the runway. Wrap them over a pencil skirt or double up on layers with an oversized scarf like Michael Kors. It’s a sure win both on and off the runway.

Karen Walker

Michael Kors

Helmut Lang

Emerald

This jewel tone is in full force. Rock shades of jade, emerald and shamrock for a luxurious and chic look like Proenza Schouler, Creatures of the Wind and Derek Lam.

Proenza Schouler

Creatures of the Wind

Derek Lam

Photos via style.com

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Francesca Bartolomeo is a recent graduate from the University of Toronto with a double major in French and Italian Studies. Her love of languages stems from her interest in reading anything from fiction to fashion magazines and thus decided to pursue a career in Public Relations. Born in a large Italian family in which everyone wants to know your business (getting married or reproducing any offspring are the topics of choice) her affinity for style and food from helping her Nonna make cookies in the kitchen, to admiring her parent’s style when they went out, she always knew the three Fs - fashion, food and family - would affect the way in which she lives her life. She enjoys anything of the Celine variety, dancing in front of the mirror, eating copious amounts of gelato and of course travelling, especially to her Zia’s house in southern Italy.

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