Make room in your closet for this soon-to-be-everywhere style.

Cool, minimal houses like The Row, (new) Bottega Veneta and (new) Celine will be on a lot of racks next season.

From teeny-tiny totes to classic leather carryalls, we've edited down the season's offering to our standout styles.

From the front rows, red carpets and after parties, who's your favorite?

From "Euphoria" eyes to '80s hair.

Bold shades and silhouettes ahead.

From classic leather carryalls to party-ready minis.

These are clothes for the female Patrick Bateman — without all the murder, of course.

Revisit your favorite designer collabs including Anna Sui, Rodarte, Jason Wu, Missoni and Proenza Schouler.

There's no better place to wear this popular pattern.

Consider it a cheat sheet for next year, with some first-rate vacation inspiration thrown in for good measure.

Students explored a range of issues, from racial equality to gender inclusivity to climate change, through 153 looks on the runway.

It's the most wonderful time of the year! Again!

The easiest way to tote your things around without them getting in your way.

Florals for spring may not be groundbreaking, but it's surely breathtaking.

From slingbacks to slip-ons, this footwear trend will become your go-to this season.

Speakers include Tory Burch, Tom Ford, Wes Gordon, Kerby-Jean Raymond and more.

Including bejeweled makeup, low ponytails, voluminous hairstyles, glitter nails and inventive eyeliner shapes.

With an ingenious use of denim, leather and androgynous suiting, the brand is consistently a bright spot in an otherwise bleak New York show schedule.

From Pyer Moss's powerful "American, Also" series to Brandon Maxwell's fall imagery starring his grandmother.

These designer-name must-haves were everywhere this year.

They've also raised a "siginificant" amount of new capital to fuel growth.

Because they're cute now.

Plus, what Gucci can teach luxury brands about millennials.