New York Fashion Week Spring 2015 Trends

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September's fashion marathon still has to make its way through London, Milan, and Paris, but the New York runways already have us excited to wear soft hues, blossoming prints, and fluid silhouettes.

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White Out

Spring is all about moving away from cozy knits and warming layers, and into lighter colors and fabrics, so it's no surprise that a head-to-toe, all-white look is a trend. From mesh sweatshirts paired with above-the-knee skirts to long dresses with matching ankle-strap heels, white is hands down the season's standout color.

Zero + Maria Cornejo

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White Out

ICB

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White Out

Alexander Wang

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White Out

BCBG Max Azria

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White Out

Zac Posen

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Waterproof

Surviving April showers by staying stylish will be easy enough now that parkas and stay-dry outerwear have made a major statement on the runways.

Coach

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Waterproof

Michael Kors

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Waterproof

Lacoste

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Waterproof

Rag & Bone

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Waterproof

Rodarte

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Waterproof

Proenza Schouler

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Waist-Ed

Structured suiting gets a dash of femininity with kimono-like, wrap-around belts. All across the runways, everything from jumpsuits to robe coats were cinched at the waist.

Alexander Wang

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Waist-Ed

BCBG Max Azria

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Waist-Ed

Creatures of the Wind

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Waist-Ed

Michael Kors

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Waist-Ed

3.1 Phillip Lim

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Waist-Ed

Suno

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Waist-Ed

Thakoon

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Waist-Ed

The Row

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Waist-Ed

Versus Versace

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Waist-Ed

Victoria Beckham

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Waist-Ed

Karen Walker

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The Pharrell Hat

We didn't have to wait for the Vivienne Westwood show in London to once again spot Pharrell's much-lauded hat. Cylindrical, flared, and floppy versions topped many of our favorite looks.

Thom Browne

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The Pharrell Hat

Donna Karan

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The Pharrell Hat

Mara Hoffman

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That '70s Girl

Tommy Hilfiger's groovy festival-goer was one of New York Fashion Week's coolest dressed girls. Bell bottoms, patchwork, mixed prints, and a general '70s ease were also seen on the catwalk.

Anna Sui

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