From astrakhan fur to the swinging '60s, here are 19 of the best trends of the fall 2014 season.

New show reviews and galleries are in! Check out Katie Gallagher, Rodebjer, and Marissa Webb.

Downtown goth princess Katie Gallagher presented a line that felt tailor-made to New York's impending blizzard at the Standard Friday morning. The t

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The Clothes: Ethereal and gothic. Looks were mostly all-white or all-black. There were bathing-suit looks, with slits in the side, as well as gowns cu

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Name: Katie Gallagher Occupation: Designer What was the last thing you bought? Zippers. What are you currently obsessed with? Bra tops, bbq chicken, lemon Perrier.

Name: Katie Gallagher Age: 24 Occupation: Designer What is your favorite dessert? Candy Corn Do you know what you are going to be for Halloween? I haven't decided yet, but last year I turned myself into a candy corn. What was the inspiration for your SS2011 collection? I was inspired by sports, athletic wear, and the patternmaking involved.

There is something other-worldly about Katie Gallagher’s designs. Ignoring the fact that the creepy red eye makeup and matching slicked back I Dream of Genie ponytails made the already eerie-looking models look even freakier, you can’t help but look at certain pieces and think, how exactly does this come out of someone’s brain? To me, the RISD grad is one of few American designers whose clothes seem to be executed with a strong, genuine artistic vision. She’s not trying to appeal to buyers or copy someone else or look to the past. Instead, she takes risks, which is extremely ballsy and commendable for such a new line. Katie presented her Spring collection to an eclectic crowd in a simple gallery space in Chelsea. The presentation wasn’t about some big theme or spring trends. There was no set--just grey cinder blocks for the models to stand on and nothing to distract from Katie’s futuristic, bondagey wears.