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"  1. In a Galaxy Far, Far Away: Rodarte blew everyone straight into outer space with their &amp;#039;Star Wars&amp;#039; gowns, but the real stars of this collection were those coats made of pure glitter. Dynamic sister duo Laura and Kate Mulleavy always put on one of the must-see shows of NYFW and with this collection, it&amp;#039;s not hard to see why. Creation, innovation, and a healthy dose of kitsch: the perfect fashion recipe in a nutshell. Yoda would be proud. 2. Timo Time: Timo Weiland&amp;#039;s fall show was a collection full of wardrobe staples which echoed a school uniform for a class of badasses, fully equipped with stripes and polka dots. Since designer Timo Weiland is a DJ, the tunes are always fit the collection to a T. Cool clothes + cool beats = the best time. Related: On Being a Vegan Who Wears Fur 3. Crew Love: J.Crew&amp;#039;s presentation is always something people talk about. It&amp;#039;s the best way to determine just how you&amp;#039;ll wear next season&amp;#039;s fashion, and you get to see Jenna Lyons. My favorite piece from this collection was a sweatshirt that reads &amp;quot;Danke&amp;quot; in gold lettering. Well, Danke for making my day, J.Crew. 4. Attention on Tory: Bright and early (9am! Eek!) was the Tory Burch show. Oddly, it was held in the exact same space where I graduated college, so between that and Thom Browne&amp;#039;s church, I have been having major flashbacks this week. But, of course, the collection was a masterful mix, as always. My favorite pieces were these bag/muff hybrids that were also shown at BCBG (I smell a trend!) and were perhaps inspired by our Russian street style friends. Related: From Proenza to Saint Laurent: The History of Fashion Designers Names 5. Marc Marcs the Spot: The much anticipated collection from Luella Bartley and Katie Hillier finally made its debut yesterday and boy was it well received. With it&amp;#039;s major Hunger Games vibes, I called it &amp;quot;fashion for career tributes&amp;quot; because the silhouettes felt super futuristic, but also functional and sporty, just the kind of thing you need in the arena. But it is Marc Jacobs, after all so you know, only the wealthy districts can afford it. Sorry, Katniss. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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