Fall 2021 New York

There are sequins and power suits aplenty!

At least, that's what the beauty look on the designer's Fall 2021 runway indicates.

These are clothes to wear when you want to go out, but you also want to run home and hide under your biggest blanket.

After skipping spring, the designer is back — and honing in on what makes fashion special.

The designer revisited his own archives for his outstanding 40th anniversary collection.

These are clothes meant to see and be seen in.

Seen at Oscar de la Renta, Giambattista Valli, Molly Goddard and many more autumn runways.

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Including heart-adorned top-handle styles by Carolina Herrera, bejeweled minis by Paco Rabanne, pillowy clutches by Prada and much, much more.

Featuring elegant heels and look-at-me boots.

The brand calls it "a tribute" to a time "when sunflowers and wildflowers radiate in glorious full bloom."

"The slight deconstruction of luxurious pieces is something that I feel will be a legacy of the pandemic for a few seasons to come. A more casual way to be extravagant."

The designer's Fall 2021 collection helps keep the fantasy of fashion alive.

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"We're a very proud part of Seventh Avenue and New York Fashion Week — we're not going anywhere."

Stuart Vevers tapped the brand's extended network of ambassadors, muses and friends for a full slate of Coach-ified TV programming.

This season's collections — in whatever form they were presented — were accompanied by some truly memorable hair, makeup and nail moments.

There's hope for a dressed-up future.

Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez designed a collection meant to clothe customers as social distancing gives way to socializing again.

The collection is driven by glamour and a desire to feel fabulous.

"If she were born a man we would all know her name as we know Leonardo da Vinci's."

The Vice President's stepdaughter is making her runway debut at New York Fashion Week.

Hillary Taymour teamed up with the artist behind the iconic '90s book covers to transform models like Jeremy O. Harris, Jazzelle and Aaron Philip into animals.

One could easily imagine a modern-day Margot Tenenbaum, or even Zoë Kravitz's Rob from "High Fidelity," wearing looks from the collection.