Fashion week is just about wrapped up. We are serving up all the smoking hot trends. These top trends are what you can expect to see on the street and in the pages of your favorite fashion magazines next fall.

Do your sleeves hang low, do the sway to and throw? Can you tie em in a knot, can you tie them in a bow? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you must be sporting one of Fall 2016’s biggest trends: Oversized sleeves.

Designers like Proenza Schouler, Marc Jacobs and Nicopanda captured a oversized and relaxed silhouette by adding extra length to sleeves. If you’re going to give this look a try, we suggest making sure that the sleeves are the only exaggerated element of your ensemble. Otherwise you may end up just looking like an elephant.

Fashion week is heating up. We are serving up all the smoking hot trends while we get through a marathon of shows. These top trends are what you can expect to see on the street and in the pages of your favorite fashion magazines next fall.

Fashion has a knack for focusing on women’s erogenous zones. This season, the targeted lust point is the upper thigh. Thighs took the spotlight on the catwalk from Alexander Wang’s printed stockings to Pamella Roland’s mini skirts with thigh bands. Thighs peered through slivers cut out in trousers and thigh high boots paired with an ultra-mini sweater brought the eye and imagination torturously close to the nether regions.

Taking the trend one stop further, there was an entire set of front row bloggers that opted out of wearing pants. Although we wouldn’t suggest casting your pants aside, we are eagerly looking forward to seeing how this trend translates to the European runways. We wouldn’t be surprised to spot a Merry Widow or two framing luscious thighs.

Fashion week is heating up. We are serving up all the smoking hot trends while we get through a marathon of shows. These top trends are what you can expect to see on the street and in the pages of your favorite fashion magazines next fall.

BLK DNM, Coach, Rodarte

Fur has been the luxury item of choice for designers since before the last big recession. Coming next winter, luxe outerwear is going to get a bit more rugged. We’ve seen a proliferation of shearling making a turn on the runway.

Shearling jackets and coats can be seen as the lovechild between the rough and edgy moto jacket and a luxe and glamours fur. Coach, BLK DNM and Rodarte are just some of the labels that showcased lambskin outerwear on their runways. Streetwear has become a ordinary part of our fashion vocabulary. It’s not wonder that the grungy lambskin is the next big layer to add to our wardrobes.

Fashion week is heating up. We are serving up all smoking hot trends while we get through a marathon of shows. These top trends are what you can expect to see on the street and in the pages of your favorite fashion magazines, next fall.

Edun, Tibi Brock

Once upon a time it was a fashion faux pas to wear white after Labor Day. Those rules have long passed and designers are even taking winter white to the extreme. The whites being shown on the runway are as bright and sunny as the July sun.

Edun, Tibi and Brock are some of the designers whose collections showcased flat white. The fabrics are soft knits and stiff heavy wool. We find this bright contrast looks best when paired with a just-back-from-St-Barths tan.