Some will point to the '90s, some to Marc Jacobs' final collection for Louis Vuitton -- but whatever the reason, light denim is definitely having a moment.

From of-the-moment anoraks and parkas to moto jackets with a twist, here are some options to get you through the next couple of months until -- haaay -- tank top season officially starts.

Why the sudden interest in middle America and its purchasing power -- or lack thereof?

In Kanye West's words: "She was controversial; she's controversial."

From lush textiles to tongue-in-cheek phrases, here are the handbags that caught our eye on the New York runways.

We asked Roopal Patel, who has held fashion director positions at some of the world's greatest department stores, to tell us which items the buyers will be buying this season.

Personalized touches and Big Lebowski-esque cozy sweaters made for another hit collection from Rag & Bone.

And the Norway's men's Olympic curling team debuts some groovy new suits.

Lanvin for H&M is selling for more now than it did back in '10.

After every fashion season, we pore over a crazy amount of images trying to predict the next big thing. But, alas, we never really know what's going to take off in the "real world." Here, all the designer crazes that actually made it into your closet this year.

One look at my closet, and it's clear I don't need any more silk blouses -- and certainly not a white one. But I couldn't resist this cream crepe (technically: triacetate) edition from Rag & Bone.

It's a slip dress takeover for spring 2014.

Ermm...we don't how we feel about this one.

We're just about half way through New York Fashion Week, and neon orange lips have already popped up on some very major runways.

Let loose! Report Card concludes that was the meme for the second day of New York Fashion Week, where at the three most buzzed about shows--Peter Som, Jason Wu, and Rag & Bone--three masters of prim and proper decided to go with the flow.

The '90s redux trend is still going strong. At Rag & Bone's spring 2014 show, David Neville and Marcus Wainwright reached back into our late '90s closets to put their own spin on cropped halter tops, iridescent halter slip dresses, and overalls (not going anywhere, sorry).