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

Zang Toi’s spring collection was a homage to Yves Saint Laurent.

In its New York debut, JNBY, one of three brands chosen as part of Tmall China Day, showed a relaxed yet trend-driven collection.

Jens Grede and Erik Torstensson continue to riff on Seventies references for a lineup that had a rocker and world traveler vibe.

The singer will wear a series of looks from designers such as Balmain and Juan Carlos Obando.

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

Laid-back layers — incorporating denim shorts, floral prints and neon accents — add up to effortless summer dressing.

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

Statement eyewear is speaking a futuristic language via sci-fi shapes, touches of neon and gleaming, mirrored surfaces. Smith Optics’ sunglasses, for example, are part raver, part safety goggles.

Project, Liberty Fairs and Man were among the fairs that drew buyers to the city last week.

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

The brand continued to showcase timeless classics with a modern twist.

The line is part of Groupe, a collective formed by the Seize sur Vingt founders.

Designer Daisuke Obana was inspired by Arizona.

This marked the designer’s debut collection.