The 5 key trends you can take away from New York Fashion Week

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The 5 key trends you can take away from New York Fashion Week

By Stylist Team

10 years ago

Prepare to bare some shoulder and dress like you're ready for bed.

These are just two of the key looks we've spotted time and again on the runways at New York Fashion Week spring/summer 16.

See the five we've put on trendwatch...

By Kitty McGee and Lucy Reber

Proenza Schouler

The off the shoulder trend that emerged this summer is staying for next year.

Not only off the shoulder, but strapless and one shouldered styles have been key in New York...


Givenchy

One-shoulder looks are made less dramatic with the addition of a delicate strap.


Jill Stuart

A silky, flowing silhouette at Jill Stuart.


Tibi

Sunday morning slouchy at Tibi.


Jill Stuart

Or throw caution to the wind and embrace the completely bare shoulder.


Milly

Milly did it with sleeves and loose ruffles.


Tracy Reese

It's best worn in block colours.


Tibi

Strapless bras are a must.


Hugo Boss

Off-the-shoulder details gives chic tailoring a more feminine edge at Hugo Boss.


Victoria Beckham

Florals are key for summer - the twist this season are big bold shapes.

We were particularly taken with the dynamic print at Victoria Beckham, which felt really new. 


Coach

The florals were fresh at Coach.


3.1 Phillip Lim

Go big or go home.


Oscar De La Renta

Dark, gothic flowers were a SS16 catwalk favourite.


Michael Kors

A dress appliqued entirely with poppies is a surprise hit at Michael Kors.


Calvin Klein

A 3D motif rocked the runway at Calvin Klein.


Milly

Always a staple on the front row, shirts have been prevalent on and off the catwalk this season.

From shirting fabrics on shorts at Thakoon to long shirts worn with bare legs at Milly, you won't go far wrong with a shirt dress for SS16.


Narciso Rodriguez

There was a martial arts theme at Narciso Rodriguez.


3.1 Phillip Lim

Clean-cut collars and knotted waists showed up at 3.1 Phillip Lim.


Monse

Monse gave a playful take on the shirt dress.


Diesel Black Gold

A ruffled waist detail gives the look a feminine feel at Diesel.


DKNY

DKNY opted for a longer style with traditional collar and bold cityscape print.


Lacoste

A wide-sleeved take on the grandad shirt at Lacoste.


Givenchy

Always fans of wearing night wear for day, we were thrilled to see the return of negligee slips at Givenchy.


Calvin Klein

Wear with pumps, delicate necklaces and a big coat.


Thakoon

Acceptable for the office? Dressing gown style cover ups at Thakoon.


Thakoon

It may not feel like power dressing, but it sure looks comfortable.


Kate Spade

Darker colours are a safe way to try the print pyjama set style.


3.1 Phillip Lim

Or go for the full-on bedtime feel, as at 3.1 Phillip Lim.


Ralph Lauren

Far from Zzzzzz at Ralph Lauren.


Tommy Hilfiger

The trend is given a sporty twist at Tommy Hilfiger.


Raquel Allegra

Andy Pandy-inspired - and we love it.


Atuzarra

Tie dye print, as seen at Altuzarra, BCBG Max Azria, Tracy Reese and Raquel Alegra, is the ultimate in laid-back summer styling.


Tracy Reese

Opt for sunset shades or dark blue and greens for the new season.


BCBG Max Azria

Fancy a spot of DIY tie dye?

Here's some fabulous inspiration for your old jumpers, from BCBG Max Azria.

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