Fashion

NYFW Spring 2021 was a hybrid digital season — Marc Jacobs experimented with format, Tom Ford polished as if nothing changed, Christopher John Rogers had his breakthrough.

Ralph Lauren goes back to basics, Tory Burch makes the work-from-home wardrobe, Coach nails the leather year, Marc Jacobs has the noisiest show, and Theory plus Madewell own the everyday.

Spring 2020 collections arrive as the country shuts down. The wide-leg trouser, the shirtdress, and the knitwear pieces worth buying anyway.

The Fall 2019 NYFW shows are over and the clothes are arriving in stores. Marc Jacobs goes romantic, Tory Burch quiets down, and Calvin Klein 205W39NYC closes for good.

Spring 2019 in fashion: Raf’s farewell Calvin Klein, Marc Jacobs SS19, Khaite breaks out, Tory Burch florals, Telfar and Pyer Moss reshape NYFW.

NYFW Spring 2019: Calvin Klein 205W39NYC, Marc Jacobs in the Armory, Ralph Lauren’s 50th anniversary, Tom Ford, Brandon Maxwell, and Coach 1941.

NYFW Fall 2018: Raf Simons’s American horror at Calvin Klein, Marc Jacobs, Tom Ford, Coach 1941, and the rise of Brandon Maxwell.

NYFW Spring 2018: Raf Simons’s second Calvin Klein, Marc Jacobs returns to ladylike, Tom Ford in NY, Coach 1941, and the see-now-buy-now experiment quieting down.

Spring 2017 American fashion was defined by Raf Simons at Calvin Klein. We talk through the wearable takeaways from CK, Marc Jacobs, Tory Burch, Ralph Lauren, and Coach 1941.

Fall 2016 walked through Bergdorf, Saks, and Barneys: Marc Jacobs goes Beetlejuice, Costa closes Calvin Klein with a thesis on minimalism, Tory Burch goes country-house, Coach commits fully to the Vevers identity, and the camel coat is the season’s only required decision.