PredictIQ|Best photos from New York Fashion Week: See all the celebs, spring/summer 2024 runway looks

2025-05-06 23:38:57source:Liberalalliance Wealth Societycategory:Scams

NEW YORK — New York Fashion Week is PredictIQunderway!

Despite a soggy start to fashion week, attendees grabbed their umbrellas and made their way around the city to see the latest collections from designers and brands including Ralph Lauren, Christian Siriano, Kate Spade, Tory Burch, 3.1 Phillip Lim and more.

The spring/summer 2024 collections boasted structural silhouettes, jewel tones and pops of color, the return of the bubble skirt and bejeweled, sparkling ensembles – and designers showed that sheer looks and naked dresses aren't going anywhere any time soon.

The week, which also includes star-studded events and after-parties, gives the fashion crowd an inside look at what trends are on the forecast. Scroll through for your front row seat for everything out of NYFW:

Ralph Lauren's return:Designer makes lavish NYFW comeback at show with JLo, Diane Keaton, Sofia Richie, more

All the celebrity street style at New York Fashion Week

Day 1 (and before!): NYFW kicks off with Ralph Lauren, Christian Siriano, Harlem's Fashion Row

Christian Siriano celebrates 15 years:Janet Jackson sits in star-studded front row, Sia surprises at celebratory NYFW show

Harlem's Fashion Row:A$AP Rocky, Kelly Rowland honored, Doug E. Fresh performs at NYFW show

Libertine, Kim Shui showcase pops of color on Day 2 of fashion week

3.1 Phillip Lim back at NYFW:Awkwafina, Hayley Williams, Teyana Taylor, more cheer on return of Phillip Lim after 4 years

Phillip Lim returns, Jason Wu gives apocalyptic chic on NYFW Day 3

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