Fans of an all-black ensemble know Diesel is their go-to for head-to-toe black with a bit of studded embellishment to break it all up. This season, designer Andreas Melbostad added a rougher vibe by mixing biker jackets and zipper details with feminine lace and flouncy skirts.
Price Range: $60-$400
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Band of Outsiders
The '70s inspiration could be seen in the tailored coats and oversized belts, while geometric prints and patterns pointed towards designer Scott Sternberg's other major influence for the collection, abstract art. Meanwhile, fans of the brands signature tailoring got plenty of fitted trousers and blazers.
Price Range: $150-$900
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Tibi
Inspired by the Inuit culture, designer Amy Smilovic created a collection full of cozy sweaters and shearling-lined jackets, the majority of which were done in icy colors of cream, blue, purple and grey.
Price Range: $200-$700
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Elizabeth and James
The more accessible line to Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's luxe label, The Row, Elizabeth and James saw a collection of completely wearable sweaters, dresses, coats and an ever-growing line of handbags and clutches.
Price Range: $225-$600
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Nanette Lepore
Nanette Lepore sought to create a rebellious, "fun girls' club" with her fall collection, which she achieved through military-style capes and a mix of printed silk and knitted fringe dresses.
Price Range: $250-$600
We ooh and ahh over all of the gorgeous designs and models that make their way down the New York Fashion Week runway. But sometimes the over-the-top designs don't translate into an every day budget (or every day wear). That's where these collections come in. While we're waiting for an occasion that requires a floor length, silk Carolina Herrera gown, will gladly settle for these affordable (and much more wearable) collections from New York Fashion Week.
