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Prabal Gurung Fall/Winter 2014 | New York Fashion Week

Prabal Gurung Fall 2014–Nepalese designer Prabal Gurung married the idea of tribalism and urban chic for his eponymous label’s fall-winter 2014 collection previewed earlier today. The color palette was certainly autumnal with a mix of deep burgundy, marmalade orange, scarlet red and grey shades put on display. Layering was key to the Gurung woman’s wardrobe featuring dramatic coats paired with knit sweaters and sarong-like skirts. For his finale, model Joan Smalls walked out in a Swarovski crystal adorned gown featuring a vixeny high slit in midnight black.

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Lacoste Fall/Winter 2014 | New York Fashion Week

Lacoste Fall 2014–Sporty glam. That’s what Lacoste creative director Felipe Oliveira Baptista presented for the fall-winter 2014 presentation held during New York Fashion Week. The French label’s athletic inspired apparel included hooded sweatshirts, slouchy track pants as well as beanies. More feminine aspects were embraced with the pairing of chunky knit sweaters and fit and flare skirts. Prints were graphic and kinetic such as the top and mid-length skirt look worn by Katlin Aas during the show’s closing.

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Rag & Bone Fall/Winter 2014 | New York Fashion Week

Rag & Bone Fall 2014–Continuing its tradition of urban girl apparel, the fall-winter 2014 show from Rag & Bone introduced some kitschy elements to the new season with a brief nod to the 1950s and 80s. Models hit the runway in plaid coats, bowling shirts (sometimes elongated as dresses) and suede separates. The retro influence can also be seen in embroidered pieces featuring the models’ names such as Joan Smalls and Georgia May Jagger. Bold graphic prints and patterns as well as cocoon shaped outerwear add a contemporary twist to the dark ensembles.

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Jason Wu Fall/Winter 2014 | New York Fashion Week

Jason Wu Fall 2014–For his fall-winter 2014 collection, Taiwanese designer Jason Wu embraced a sensuous silhouette with an outing of slinky dresses as well as more menswear-inspired separates. Steeped in a color palette of neutrals ranging from the deepest of black to light champagne, the Wu woman wears velvet dresses, pleated skirts and slouchy trousers for the upcoming fall. Victoria’s Secret models Adriana Lima and Karlie Kloss open and close the shows respectively.