Artist Domingo Zapata showed looks for men and women that featured his original hand-painted artwork.

Landeros’ genderless fall line, inspired by punk, Goth and new wave, almost looked like it could have been in an Eighties music video.

Danica Zheng gave a modern twist to a number of Asian motifs.

Ji Youn Lee showed traditional South Korean looks that she updated in a modern and feminine way.

For his fall collection for men and women, Oskar Metsavaht was inspired by a film he made about his trip to Antarctica.

Kerby Jean-Raymond’s fall line for Pyer Moss was inspired — literally — by old photos of his Haitian immigrant father.

For fall, Nomia designer Yara Flinn elevated her sporty, utilitarian aesthetic with rich fabrications.

The designer showed several vignettes.

Influenced by modernist architecture —  and Madonna —  Finnish label Samuji showed elegant geometric pieces with a strong point of view.

Camilla and Marc showed chic pieces — floaty frocks, blazers, leather trousers, coats — that can carry you throughout your day.

The designer offered three distinct elements: ethereal neutrals, vibrant colors with rich textures and a more austere group.

MPG blends active and everyday for the street.

Vivienne Hu’s fall lineup focused on outerwear, from tailored coats to dramatic furs and everything in between.

Jenny Packham’s fun fall lineup was a mash-up of all things British, from plaids to pearls to punk.

There were plenty of feminine ruffles on everything from sexy dresses to slim trousers.