That Donna Summer song perfectly captures the latest eyewear styles, which have a definite Seventies retro vibe with oversize designs, geometric shapes and colored lenses with clear frames.

As fashion swings to dressier, tailored looks, timepieces assume a classic polish.

Overcoats and heritage sportswear were among the most popular items at Project, Liberty Fairs and Agenda.

Tunes playing pre-show at Zang Toi’s latest show — “This Land Is Your Land” and “Take Me Home, Country Roads” — set the tone for the patriotic inspired lineup.

Designer Greg Chait’s travel-inspired fall collection was elevated by his expertise in textiles.

Responding to their customers’ desires, the husband-and-wife design team expanded their eveningwear offerings.

Aptly titled “Employee of the Month,” the narrative was advanced by infusing traditional work uniform elements.

The designer offered up a wearable collection of brightly colored options.

Plush fabric, animal prints and generous shapes heighten the rich feel of fall sportswear.

The collection was centered around a sophisticated travel wardrobe.

The collection was inspired by the California desert rock scene.

The men’s runway shows will see references of everything from college campuses to cannabis.

Specialty retailers are cautious about 2019, but manage to find some desirable product at Project, Liberty Fairs and Man.

Womanly sportswear with a modernist élan — for some synonymous with Phoebe Philo-era Celine — was in no shortage in pre-fall collections.

A look at the new crop of faces walking the runways in Europe and New York.