1Emphasized Underwire
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT Many designers this season chose to show crop tops with visible underwire following the typical curve of a bra.
At Alexander Wang, the style was shown in a long-sleeve, fur-trimmed gray shirt, which was paired with matching leggings.
2Emphasized Underwire
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT Visible underwire was also a major trend at Jeremy Scott, where this hot pink track suit was modeled.
3Emphasized Underwire
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT At Dion Lee, the trend was a tad more formal, appearing in turtleneck form beneath a layer of sheer fabric and paired with white jeans.
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4Colorful Plaids
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT Plaid has always been in style, but now it makes a major statement in saturated hues like hot pink and cobalt.
This oversize suit jacket with matching pants from Dolan is a perfect expression of the trend.
5Colorful Plaids
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT Son Jung Wan paired an eye-catching blue plaid blouse with shiny flares.
6Colorful Plaids
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT At Tanya Taylor, red and blue plaid appeared in a skirt and top combo, accessorized with blue booties.
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7Unexpected Puffer Coats
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT Puffer coats are a fall and winter staple, so it's no surprise they popped up in many fall/winter 2018 shows. This season's designs, however, were even more dramatic and eye-catching than usual.
Among the looks at Christian Cowen was this metallic green jacket, which featured over-emphasized puffs.
8Unexpected Puffer Coats
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT Kim Shui showed a puffer coat with a statement collar in a delicate floral pattern.
9Unexpected Puffer Coats
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT At Prabal Gurung, bright colored puffers walked the runway in oversize bomber form.
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10Bright Red
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT Come fall, get ready to see plenty of vibrant red for sale.
Ashley Graham walked the Prabal Gurung runway in this head-turning number, complete with cold shoulders, an asymmetrical neckline, and a mermaid silhouette.
11Bright Red
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT At Philipp Plein, this model trudged through (fake) snow wearing crimson thigh-high boots and a matching shearling moto coat.
12Bright Red
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT Taoray Wang showed this attention-grabbing trench coat, pairing it with black shoes and a matching belt.
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13Bustier Bodices
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT Lingerie continues to be a major inspiration in the fashion world, with many designers highlighting the bustier-like construction of their dresses.
At the Brock Collection show, a model displayed the trend in this steamy black design.
14Bustier Bodices
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT At Lanyu, the attention was on the intricate boning details of certain dresses.
15Bustier Bodices
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT Tadashi Shoji emphasized the bodice of this design by adding black seams on top.
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16Hot Pink
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT Hot pink was present at almost every major show during NYFW this season.
Cushnie et Ochs showed multiple pieces in the bright hue, including this midi-length dress with sexy side cutouts.
17Hot Pink
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT At Milly, a model walked down the runway in a jumpsuit and matching heels.
18Hot Pink
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT Neons were big at Jeremy Scott, but the hot pink tones were especially eye-catching. Here, model Romee Strijd sports a velour skirt suit with matching thigh-high Moonboots.
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19Fur Cuffs
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT Many labels showed sweaters and coats with dramatic fur cuffs.
Cinq a Sept's version of the style added more depth to this patterned coat.
20Fur Cuffs
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT Gigi Hadid walked the Prabal Gurung runway in a white knit top with furry sleeves, accessorizing with a patterned scarf.
Rachel Torgerson is the fashion features director at Cosmopolitan, overseeing fashion coverage online, in print, and on our various social media platforms. She has over a decade of experience in the fashion and media industries, musing on style through multiple lenses, including cultural, celebrity, and bridal. Her ultimate focus: making fashion less exclusive and more relatable. Before landing at Cosmopolitan as a digital fashion editor in 2016, she worked at Us Weekly, The Knot, and Fitness Magazine, among others. When she's not discussing runway trends, you can definitely catch her trying (and, in many cases, failing) a new crochet cardigan pattern or in a spirited debate about the difference between the Bridgerton books vs the Netflix series. Follow her on Instagram and TikTok: @RachelTorgs
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