All the rage on stage: New York Fashion Week 🇺🇸 ✂️

Some more to adore? Go on then.

New York Fashion Week (NYFW) needs no introduction but the lady behind the magic certainly deserves a mention. That lady is Eleanor Lambert, America's fashion press powerhouse and my god, was she on a mission to achieve her vision.

In 1941, Lambert established the New York Dress Institute bringing together clothing manufacturers in New York and The International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union (ILGWU). Fast-forward two years, Lambert established NYFW, thank you darling. It just goes to show that perseverance always pays off.

Year after year, Lambert's legacy lives on providing a platform for established designers and enabling emerging talent to shine at the forefront of fashion.

And it's back for Winter / Fall 2024 giving us some more to adore. So what was all the rage on stage? Feast your eyes below for a short assortment.

Style savant Sandy Liang celebrated a decade of her label with a new collection honing in on her "own codes for girlhood style".

Left: e-commerce comparisons: Executive blue & white fine stripe fitted shirt with white collar and cuffs @ £45.00, JDY cropped padded bomber jacket in navy @ £44.00, Ottilie embroidered cross patch detail oval shaped grab bag in white faux leather @ £19.00.

Pinstripe hype

Designer: LaQuan Smith

Photo credit one: Don Ashby / FIRSTVIEW

Below right: e-commerce comparisons: My accessories London long satin skinny scarf in black @ £5.50, Gini London black pinstripe blazer @ £48.00.

Photo credit two: Lamparski/Getty Images.

Lights, camera, action

Below left: e-commerce comparison: Velour Palazzo Trousers in red, United Colours of Benetton @ £22.95.

Above: e-commerce comparisons:

Barbour woodlane chunky cable knit jumper in off white @ £49.97, Pull & Bear cropped double breasted- felt texture coat @ £55.99, Boden navy flippy ponte mini skirt @ £26.00, Zara snakeskin print cowboy boots @ 55.99.

Designs by Tommy Hilfiger, photo credits: Filippo Fior.

Unraveling artistic creation and variation

Above: Aknvas presented a chunky knits coordinate and some pom-pom power, photo credit: Courtesy Aknvas, Kim Shui’s designs played with plum, textures you just want to touch and versatile vegan materials photo credit: Kim Shui and here's one from Michael Kors', bringing it back to basics with timeless black triumphs, photo credit: Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/Getty Images.

Right: A classy combination creating strong lines using black and gold cuts and a striking leg-o-mutton short sleeve by Gabriela Hears, photo credit: Gabriela Hears.

Above: Light lemon and luscious leather by Coach, photo credit: Isidore Montag / gorunway.com.

Left: Jumping out with jewels and pure technical finesse by Area, photo credit: Area.