New York Fashion Week trends that resonated with us the most

Esé Azénabor's designs were inspired by the arts and vintage styles. They were daring and extravagant. (AP, AFP Photos)

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Esé Azénabor's designs were inspired by the arts and vintage styles. They were daring and extravagant. (AP, AFP Photos)

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Vivienne Tam’s collection saw relaxed silhouettes and techno-mesh, layered with hand-crafted embroideries and combined with masculine shapes.

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Spanish label Desigual funked things up with its trademark mashup of bold, hippy prints, cute crop tops and extravagant headgear. (AFP, AP Photos)

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Vivid colors and bold printed reigned from beginning to end at Diane Von Furstenberg's show, where many famous faces walked down the runway.

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BCBG Max Azria screamed California cool with its floaty, tie-dyed collection in a color palette of zesty citrus tones and summery corals.

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From baggy ponchos and wide-legged trousers to aeronautical-looking jumpsuits, volume was the keyword at Nicholas K.

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Joseph Altuzarra conveyed a casual, sun-kissed, beach-ready feel with lots of linen, whites, and colorful embroidery.