Published: September 10, 2016 Last Updated 6 months ago by FPN SEO
New York Fashion Week Spring 2017 is most definitely in full swing, so to say we’re not positively loving all the fabulous pieces descending the catwalk would be a major understatement. Although it can be pretty hard to keep up with all the glitzy fashion activities but we’re sure not to miss the best runway snaps and street styles as well.
With spring comes a whole host of new styles and trends to outfit ourselves in. Designers like Tommy Hilfiger and Jason Wu infused a mix of updated sheer styles and sporty accents into their collection while pajamas, shoulder baring pieces and slip dresses took over Adam Selman’s collection, as well as Tom Ford who reworked sequin in an unexpected way. Click through the gallery to get a glimpse of the trends that are descending the spring 2017 runways in New York:
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Jonathan Simkhai

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Jonathan Simkhai

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Diane von Furstenberg
Diane von Furstenberg

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Tommy Hilfiger

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Monse

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Jason Wu

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Tom Ford

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Tom Ford

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Tom Ford

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Tom Ford

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Concept Korea

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Rachel Comey

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Nicholas K

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Noon by Noor

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Adam Selman

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Adam Selman

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Adam Selman
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