Advanced sportswear brands took a cue from the mixed patterns found in luxury offerings, adding some urban touches.

YanYan is a knitwear brand utilizing deadstock and leftover yarns.

WWD checked out Coterie, Capsule, Cabana and Designers & Agents for the top fall 2019 trends.

WWD checked out Designers & Agents, Coterie, Woman, Capsule and Cabana.

The standout trends coming from the New York Fashion Week runways.

One of NYFW’s creative drivers. Raul Lopez continues to finesse his brand of deconstruction.

The South Korean brand opted for private appointments that allowed for closer examination of its contemporary-priced, high-quality offerings.

Frederick Anderson brought a theme of Twenties decadence into modern day for his debut runway show.

Rosie Assoulin’s fall collection had a through line of reality that reined in the fantasy in favor of, dare we say it, casual daywear.

Titled “Muses + Icons,” Marissa Webb’s fall collection sought to reinvent core styles with new little twists.

Veronica Miele Beard and Veronica Swanson Beard referred to fall as “luxury meets lumberjack, opulence meets outdoors.”

Fall was all about the new uniform, stemming from sartorial roots that evolved into modern takes on workwear.

Choi said she was inspired by the duality of movement and human emotion for fall, resulting in a collection of minimal silhouettes with twisted lines.

Stacey Bendet brought to life a dreamlike, mysterious forest for her fall presentation, which focused on injecting eveningwear with youthful charm.

This season more than any other, sisters Chloé and Parris Gordon focused on highlighting the artistic integrity behind their clothes.