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The 8 Trends To Know Now Before They’re Everywhere

by Amy Lee

Blustery blizzards aside, New York delivered like a champ, kicking off the first leg of Fashion Month with outstanding collections we couldn’t tear our eyes off of. The energy coming from the runways was undeniable. Look after head-turning look—whether fresh updates to an existing trend or totally new—exuded power and wearability. From political statement pieces to the resurgence of a beloved utility print, find all the biggest trends from New York Fashion Week Fall 2017 below, and shop them at every price point to get ahead of the game.

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NYFW Fall 2017 Trends

Courtesy of Sies Marjan, Hellessy, Oscar de la Renta

Proving the trend isn’t going anywhere, fresh iterations of the silky fabric are more elegant and sultry than ever, with feminine tops and high-low skirts in unexpectedly bright hues.

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Courtesy of Proenza Schouler, Tome, Rosetta Getty

Patent leather in a rainbow of colors dominated the runways, offering a reflective, fashion-forward take on the winter staple.

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Courtesy of Prabal Gurung, Creatures of Comfort, Cinq à Sept

Slogan-emblazoned tees and knits in obvious support of inclusivity and equal rights were one of the biggest trends witnessed on the runways and on the street (encouragement we desperately need right now). Easy-to-wear pieces can be dressed up or down while outwardly championing the human race.

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Courtesy of Yigal Azrouel, J.Crew, Public School

While we didn't see this one coming, it's one of our favorites to regain momentum this season. The utility print, reinterpreted through modern outerwear, is cool again.

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Courtesy of Dion Lee, The Row, Altuzarra

Chunky leather boots with track soles, laces and edgy embellishments are reminiscent of '90s grunge.

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Courtesy of Derek Lam, Calvin Klein, Victoria Beckham

The power shade continued its reign, infusing everything from menswear-inspired trousers to floaty skirts.

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Getty Images for Michael Kors, Evan Miller for Monse, Courtesy of Rachel Zoe

An asymmetric design with a single long sleeve revealing a lone shoulder is the new preferred (and highly sophisticated) way to bare skin.

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Courtesy of Alexander Wang, Self-Portrait, Rosie Assoulin

Classic gray grid prints are remastered with a fashion twist (read: menswear-inspired suiting with unexpected details such as voluminous ruffles, trims and leather).

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