Trends ranged from utility and rainwear to electric neons and artsy denim.

The Eighties are still here, along with neons, technical fabrics and surf.

Originally prized for vacation wear, resort collections also offer sleek and sultry nocturnal fare — with “Blade Runner” airs.

Retailers were shopping Project, Liberty Fairs, Agenda and PGA for pieces that would help maintain the momentum.

Refined dressing is edging back into fashion, hinged on youthful tailoring accented with vivid color, tie-dye, leather and sly raver references.

Breezy dresses, in floral prints or a single vibrant shade, have proven a popular summertime choice for women in a variety of global locales.

Tinged with Nineties nostalgia, the collections came loaded with vivid color and utility details.

Tailoring comes in many guises for spring, telegraphing ease, cool and elegance instead of formality.

The brand is opening its first retail store on Howard Street this month.

The collection was inspired by desert cultures.

The collection showcased graphic design elements.

The collection blended athleticism with spirituality.

The show also introduced the designer’s new collaboration with Danish soccer brand Hummel.

The line was genderless and conceptual.

A stronger focus on sportswear, sustainability and outdoor-inspired active wear among the key trends, with Craig Green’s show adding to the event’s buzz.