The independent eyewear brand focuses on high-quality materials while maintaining an approachable price point.

The family-owned accessories and home design brand is celebrating the milestone with a “National Scarf Day” event with Bloomingdale’s and style influencer Natalie Lim Suarez.

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

Here, a selection of standout brands at the four Manhattan trade shows.

Some opted for private appointments, while others chose lavash parties to show their spring collections.

Amaka Osakwe offered a collection of pieces made with the heart of her homeland of Nigeria.

An Avid surfer, Azrouël interpreted the beach to build an effortless collection with subtle details.

Raffaella Hanley’s spring outing was inspired by wading into water.

The designers offered a sustainable collection of vibrant, wearable clothing that supports artisans and women’s empowerment in West Africa.

The designer showed a re-branded contemporary collection that maintains his signature feminine ethos.

For spring, Lela Rose delivered clothes that were polished but not too stuffy.

Tanya Taylor wanted to design a collection for “real women, real dressing,” and her lineup of cheerful, feminine clothes fit the bill.

Vasilis Loizides showed a gender-fluid collection influenced by his homeland of Cyprus.

Angel Chen played with ideas of protection and color for her first New York outing.

Yes, LaQuan Smith brought the sexy for his spring collection, but he also revealed a more sensual and playful side.