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• SPACE-AGE GLAM

  

  Futuristic glamazons stalked the Vuitton runway last night, appropriately staged at the soon-to-open as a hotel TWA Flight Center, designed by Eero Saarinen in 1962. Futuristic films often have a …see more

• GO WITH THE FLUO

  

  Early indications in New York this week signal that fluorescents rule for next spring. Some of the freshest looks had the glowing hues placed against not-so-neon brights or nude-toned neutrals. …see more

• BIG SLOUCH

  

  Big giant sweaters were a thing in Cruise/Resort collections, and we are seeing more of them on the women who walked the runways in recent menswear shows. The sweaters can …see more

• SOFT SPORT

  

  “Ath-leisure” is losing its meaning as a separate category, since all areas of apparel are affected by an activewear influence. One interesting development is the mix of pretty lingerie elements …see more

• HANDS-FREE GETS HANDSOME

  

  The trend toward smaller bags and little pouches impacts menswear for next spring. Runways (and NYC streets) feature men wearing fanny packs holster-style, as well as appealing neck-wallets that are …see more

• RAINY DAY READY

  

  The showers that bring spring flowers rarely keep city dwellers inside. For next Spring/Summer expect men to take to the streets in fashion-forward raincoats and parkas in sheer nylons or …see more

• REAL MEN LOVE FLORALS

  

  Floral prints abound on S19 menswear runways. There are packed blossoms, flat flower-power daisies, lush roses and little ditsies, all used for woven shirts, jackets, smooth knits or screened onto …see more

• SATURDAY MORNING GOES SATURDAY NIGHT

  

  At first glance the newest graphic pullovers seem geared more to toddlers than trendsters. Screen-printed tees and intarsia sweaters are emblazoned with Saturday morning favorites from Simpsons to manga; others …see more

• KEEPING TRACK

  

  Tracksuits lose their tacky reputation and make a hipster-approved comeback. The new sets are made from tech fabrics or cotton blends, and get their newness from contrast details, cuff treatments …see more

• A BIT OF STRUCTURE

  

  In a movement away from all the big and slouchy carryalls or teeny-tiny “necklace bags”, the small and structured bag is looking just right. Big enough to make a statement …see more