NYFW is coming and going too soon!
The much-anticipated debut collection for Calvin Klein has hit the runway and it has A LOT to say about America.
With new creative director Raf Simons coming on board to develop the brand further, this show may have been the most anticipated fashion event in years.
Take a look at the new collections by Calvin Klein, Victoria Beckham, Alexander Wang and more!
With the American tones embedded throughout the collection, Raf Simons clearly sent his message across.
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Loose businesswear at it’s finest, Victoria Beckham releases her 2017 collection in New York.
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A dark tale, Alexander Wang promotes his new collection in New York.
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From accessories to high fashion society, Kate Spade launches it’s newest collection.
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With celebrities including Naomi Campbell and Kendall Jenner, La Perla knows how to rule a runway.
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Moschino’s very own Jeremy Scott launches his new collection for Fall/Winter.
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The lush life indeed. Jenny Packham promotes a range of elegant and contemporary ensembles for Fall.
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Carolina Herrera gives us colour and texture with her Fall/Winter collection debut.
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Polished and refined, Phillip Lim brings a pastel palette to the Fall/Winter couture collection.
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Australian designer Zimmerman launches the Fall/Winter collection with embroidery, lace and anything sheer.
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With a touch of retro colour and wool fabric, Zadig & Voltaire promote their Fall/Winter collection.
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Ruffles and tassles are everything this Fall with the new collection by Marchesa. From dusk to dawn, a blush of pink was added and touched with a shimmering finish.
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Strictly business, Michael Kors debuts his Fall/Winter collection with Kendall Jenner and Bella Hadid.
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Innocence and purity, Badgley Mishcka releases a collection filled with love, serenity and sequins.
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Oscar de la Renta promotes a world of luxury and emotion through colour with the 2017 Fall collection.
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