NYFW kicks off Fashion Month with a strong showing of Fall/Winter 2024 looks—from trusted brands born and raised in the Big Apple like Tommy Hilfiger to an exciting debut from French designer Ludovic de Saint Sernin who typically shows during Paris Fashion Week.
This season embraced both the old and the new, minimalism and extravagance, sexy and conservative. Heritage brands, including Carolina Herrera and Coach, presented collections that defined their identity and aesthetic, while designers like Tory Burch forged new paths for their brand. Gabriela Hearst‘s collection presented sculpted monochrome silhouettes along with whimsically big and bold fur coats. Michael Kors combines the luxurious sexiness of the ‘90s with the tailored conservatism of the ’30s. As oxymoronic as this fall/winter season may seem, designers who showed at NYFW this season had a clear and concrete purpose for their garments. Whether it was conveying a complex yet interesting narrative or contrasting different aesthetics, the collections certainly conveyed careful thought and craftsmanship. Below, we’ve collected what we believe are the best looks from this runway season.
