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The Top Trends from New York Fashion Week Fall 2018

Trend may be a dirty word for many in fashion, but it does help the general public narrow down how best to present themselves in the coming season. It is a designer’s job, after all, to reflect the world we live in and create pieces that speak to zeitgeist. For Fall 2018, New York Fashion Week had a handful of collections that did just that

Sportswear and business suits are usually what many expect from New Fashion Week, but it appeared that designers looked past an urban environment and into the American heartland. Indeed, styles indicative of prairie life from days gone by—billowy shoulders, bishop sleeves, frills and long, languid silhouettes—were in abundance.

Calvin Klein showed lengthy gingham dresses that harkened back to Dorothy’s attire on her trip to Oz. Tory Burch filled her presentation with flowers, and had bucolic pieces to match. Zimmermann had saddle-esque belts around flouncy dresses and cowboy boots in a variety of shades. Jonathan Simkhai said he was referencing Gibson Girls, but his denim seperates and shoulder-bearing corset dresses recalled the saloons of the Old West much more so. And Claudia Li meandered between town and country, leaning toward the latter with the use of rustic colors and floral prints.

The best example of this trend was found at Brock Collection, which was chock-full of dainty flower prints and dreamy lace on updated Victorian silhouettes. It was romantic without being too sentimental; it was seductive yet strong. If only the brand invited more people to see it.

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