Our feet are shot and the novelty of celebrity spotting and free cocktails is wearing off but that doesn’t mean our fetish for fashion has fleeted. Today, we continue to call out the biggest trends of the season the moment they emerge.

The Midi-Skirt
This season’s midi-skirt take the spotlight from her two older sisters, the miniskirt and the maxi skirt. For fall 2014, almost every designer incorporated this mid-calf length skirt into their line-up. Michael Kors, Reede Krakoff and Proenza Schouler are just a few of the designers who opted to embrace this new skirt length. Take notice of the assortment of shoes. Kors paired the skirt with sandals, Krakoff used low boots and Proenza opted for oxfords. Which styling do you like best?

Pink Wednesdays
Ever read a person’s totally absurd bio? Like, so-and-so popularized the use of the term “wasabi,” in place of “what’s up.” Well I’ve made it my personal mission to popularize Pink Wednesdays. Yes, like in the movie Mean Girls. After all, “On Wednesdays we wear pink.” This season, designers are making it easy to blush it up, with a large assortment of pink to choose from. J. Crew showed the prettiest pastel pink coat, Thakoon opted for a hot pink and Delpozo used a petal pink. Now, who is jointing me in Pink Wednesdays?

Fashion week is going strong and we are fully intoxicated with the thrill winter 2014. As the shows continue trends continue to emerge. Here are a few more to inspire your wardrobe.

Blissful Boots
Some women live and die for shoes but we prefer the multi-personalities of a boot. They are sexy, hard and sometimes nuts. This season we see all shapes and sizes of the winter staple. Check out Alexander Wang’s mid-calf-mule-boot. The laser-cut leather detailing adds texture and style. Tory Burch footwear was a mashup of heavy wool knee-highs and lace-up pumps. Diesel took a modern take on the cowboy boot with multiple buckles and a metal toe.

Silver Lame Lives
Last season we highlighted the growing popularity of gold lame. This season we see designers turning to the trend’s twin sister– silver lame. Pamella Roland paired textured lame pants with a heavy fur silver fur topper. Libertine used silver lame to create a chessboard textured top and paired it with embellished pants. Vera Wang went with silver lame cropped pants with a transparent blouse and added extra long fur scarf for a texture of luxe.

We are nearly half way through fashion week and it doesn’t take long for trends to emerge. Here are three trends that you can expect to see on the street and in pages of your favorite fashion magazines this coming Winter.

Magical Illusion
Sheer panels give winter’s heavy designs a suggestive edge, without revealing too much. These strategically placed pieces of illusion lighten up heavy winter looks with a glimpse of skin. We love how they are paired with heavy velvet, taffeta and heavy layers of fabric. In the looks above, Donna Karan draped a see-threw layer over a band top and mini sort, Dennis Basso lightened a heavy skirt with a bodice of jewel detailing over illusion and Tadashi Shoji lightened heavy embroidered velvet with a deep v-neck of sheer.

The Cape in All Sizes
A cape adds a bit of drama to almost any outfit. For winter, capes come in all shapes and sizes. The only drawback is looking like you are dressing for a duel. Wearing a cape is a grand gesture within itself and should not be over accessorized. Look for versions that are tailored and sleek. Above Monique Lhuillier capes what would otherwise be a normal shift dress, Reem Acra adds drama and tames a silver lame dress with a mid-length cape and The Row added a maxi-cape to the neckline of a basic sweater dress.