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The Top 5 NYFW Trends to Know For Fall 2025

Short and Easy: Shop Ahead of The Game by Getting to know some of the hottest fall and winter fashion trends set by the luxury runways of this seasons New York Fashion Week.

By: Most Wanted USA

Altuzarra

An inspired yet classic take on a rising trend. Altuzarra’s return to the runway after Joseph Altuzarra’s paternal leave arrived with a bang. This look highlighted the fur coat, a 2025 staple for working women, with a unique sleeve cuff, a waist cinching windsor knot, and to top it all off, a studded sleek leather clutch. His recognition of the year of chocolate brown tones and textured opulence emphasized the haus’ abiity to keep up with the industry’s change even in the creative director’s absence.

Theophilio

If it wasn’t already obvious, no leather shines in 2025 like studded leather. Coach bags, Reformation’s iconic ballet flats, and Dua Lipa’s 2010 inspired stage belt were all signs; studded leather accents are back and continuing to rise, which is why this hollow studded midi skirt and jacket set are lined and designed by Theophilio so beautifully.

Sandy Liang

Say what you will about orange and its difficulty to consistently style. But next to olive, baby blue, and beige, comes cohesion. Liang brings a creative take on “the challenge of orange,” with a trend we’re going to see this spring: beige accents and barrel bags. While these two stand outs will be a harder sell for fall, we expect orange and beige to have a moment in the sun throughout 2025.

Anna Sui

What puts Anna Sui’s orange and green ensemble at the top is her use of a 2024 breakout trend, leopard accessories, with a new trend she may have just begun; corduroy. One veteran fall plaid print, a cheeky on-the-nose combination of autumn colors, and a fur scarf later, Anna Sui takes the title as a 2025 trendsetter. Keep an eye out for corduroy material in daily sets and outerwear!

Caroline Herrera

Another use of olive, baby yellow, and grass green encompassing the color green's fall return and a comeback for florals this fall.

Carolina Herrera

This isn’t the first trench coat construction we’ve seen on the F/W runway, but we’re the biggest fans of Herrara’s lace trim trench dress. Paired with a statement bag, necklace, or belt, this versatile silhouette looks simple, but offers endless possibilities, earning it a place on the best dressed NYFW list.

Mason Schiaparelli

Schiaparelli's dynamic gown construction and rythmic shapes are an art form on their own: but what really completes the ensemble is the hard shell mini handbag that accompanied each look. This small sized Cult Gaia like trend is likely to be a fall staple: architecture-inspired hard shell mini bags, with layered and asymmetrical outfits.