Fall 2010 Trends Looked at New York Fashion Week

In spite of all the grizzles and absolute obsession twirling encircling New York Fashion Week, while it blows down feather, there really is nonentity more pleasure than perusing over all the shows at one time. Since fall/winter collections constantly appear to present more prospects for designers to go to a slight infuriated (the layering! the crazed hoods! the plaid!), this term risk-taking was still measured—but in a pleasant way. Preferably of cartoon-like bulk, we got big smooth trousers, and in locality of unwearable textures. We scored luxuriant and luscious velvets and assortment. In deed, some of our chosen themes were, in fact, truly old ones, only this time pinched and suited just enough for us to see their enticement in a new way. So, here they are...the 10 trends we couldn't get enough of—and the designers who got them just accurate.
1. The Sexy Polo-neck
We view this layering vital every time of year, although this time around it was sexy, fascinating, and anything but tedious.

Above, from left: Temperley London; Preen; Proenza Schouler; Alexander Wang.

2. Velvety & Velours
While velvety shows up in all the precise images, like it performed at Karen Walker and Thakoon, it causes us speculate wherefore we don't dress it further frequently.

Above, from left: Alexander Wang; Ralph Lauren; Karen Walker; Thakoon.

3. Shawls & Ponchos
Moreover little and trimmed or huge and theatrical, the shawl is absolutely our fresh fall concealment of selection.

Above top, from left: Paris 68; United Bamboo; Temperley London; Altazurra.
Above bottom, from left: 3.1 Phillip Lim; Alexander Wang; Rag & Bone; Vena Cava.

4. Large Gorgeous Panties
Since longtime fans of Katharine Hepburn panties, we're constantly thrilled when large panties return...and appreciation to Zac Posen and Richard Chai, we've got them in coons.

Above, from left: Richard Chai Love; Richard Chai Love; 3.1 Phillip Lim; Zac Posen.

5. Patchwork
Preferably of impression awkwardly retro, the time of year patchwork approached off with a fresh, nearly touchy vibration.

Above, from left: Rag & Bone; DKNY; Rodarte; Yigal Azrouel.