Fashion week is officially over. Now is the best time to take a step back and review everything we’ve seen over the last week. We are serving up all smoking hot trends so that you know what to expect on the street and in the pages of your favorite fashion magazines come next winter.

Tia Cibani, Bibhu Mohapatra, Donna Karan

Drapey and slouchy pants have a reputation for being difficult to wear and the rumors are true. Even though getting the right fit and proportions can be difficult, there is a big payoff when you hit it right. Coming this fall, expect to see a lot more flowey pants.

Make no mistake, these aren’t the drawstring pants we’ve been seeing for the past several seasons. The pants shown on the runway were made of luxe fabrics, like wool, velvet and cashmere. The one aspect that changes is the length of the pants. Donna Karan showed her version cropped while Tia Cibani’s were extra long.

This style is usually easier to pull off if you’re petite and have narrow legs and hips. If that isn’t the case try layering a jacket or bulky sweater over your midsection is another option.

Fashion week is already starting to wind down. We are serving up all smoking hot trends while we get through the last days 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 winter.

Jason Wu, Rebecca Minkoff, Cushnie et Ochs

Watching old 70s television shows and movies are always fashion inspiring. The hair, the suede, the fringe– it’s all so Charlie’s Angles sexy. Fashion designers collectively feel the same way. For winter 2015, pants with wide legs and high waists and color ways including teal, pink and camel have been dominating many collections. Rebecca Minkoff channelled her groove with lots of fringe.

The newest resurgence of the 70s is the fur stole, which was shown worn over one shoulder and across the body like a beauty pageant sash.  Creatures of the Wind, Jason Wu and Thakoon are just a few designers that stole the show.

Fashion week is already starting to wind down. We are serving up all smoking hot trends while we get through the last days 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 winter.

Tanya Taylor, Jill Stuart, Victoria Beckham

In the race to be cool the turtleneck is wining by much more than a hare. The cozy and body slimming favorite is popping up all over the runway. You can find the oldie-but-goodie tucked under fall dresses, as shown by Tanya Taylor and Jill Stuart. Victoria Beckham and various other designers showed oversized knits with a extra thick necks.

Diane Keaton and the late Steve Jobs are long time champions of the neck-warming basic. Now, you can bet they will be gobbling up your head soon too.