Designers Carolina Herrera and Jeremy Scott reveal new collections

(Reuters) – Fashion designer Carolina Herrera celebrated 35 years in the business by taking over The Frick Collection, a museum on Manhattan’s upper eastside, to debut her collection at New York Fashion week on Monday. “This show is very special to me,” Herrera told Reuters, noting she'd like to take some of the looks of her first collection and design “for the woman of today.” The 39 “looks” were tailored but combined with soft edges to maintain the feminine attitude of the brand. The 77-year-old Venezuela native started designing in 1980 in New York and counted her first show among her proudest career moments.

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Designers Carolina Herrera and Jeremy Scott reveal new collections

Monochrome, fur and more runway trends from New York Fashion Week

New York Fashion Week is almost at an end and it is time to take stock of some of the strongest trends offered up by the designers at the Autumn/Winter 2016 ready-to-wear shows. Yeezy Season 3 featured floor-length mink coats that broke up the athleisure-inspired uniform, while Carolina Herrera teamed delicate-looking fox furs with layered silk and chiffon skirts for a lighter-than-air look. Michael Kors kept things cozy with oversized mink jackets, and fox-fur collars upped the glamour factor at Prabal Gurung.

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Monochrome, fur and more runway trends from New York Fashion Week

This is a man’s world: Ralph Lauren gets playful at New York Fashion Week

Ralph Lauren used his New York Fashion Week show on Thursday to prove that when it comes to rocking a masculine wardrobe, women have it covered. “For my Fall 2016 Women's Collection I was inspired by a woman who dares to be herself,” Lauren explained.

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This is a man’s world: Ralph Lauren gets playful at New York Fashion Week