10 NYFW Trends That Are Already Burning Up

Just like that, New York Fashion Week has come and gone. Instead of rushing on to absorb even more newness coming down the London runways as we speak, we wanted to take the time to dissect the NYFW F/W 19 trends that already have the sartorial crowd talking. Absorbing so many new collections at one time can be overwhelming, which is why we broke down NYFW for you into the 10 trends you need to know.

So far, this season is full of fresh color palettes, exciting accessories, and clothes that are (drumroll, please) actually wearable. Quirky updates were added into the tried-and-true fall/winter rotation such as colored tights, furry hats, and more. Ahead, read our take on the NYFW F/W 19 trends that are already burning up in our hearts and our wallets.

Pistachio Palettes

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Sally LaPointe
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While there were many color trends that swept the F/W 19 runways, this pistachio shade was the freshest. Ranging in hues from dark to light, this color is one we suggest adding to your wardrobe immediately. 

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Ryan Roche
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 How About Houndstooth?

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Area
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The print that once felt tired is officially making a comeback as cool, newer brands like Area and Gypsy Sport gave the classic print a full makeover. 

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Gypsy Sport
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Fuzz on Top

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Tom Ford
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Furry accessories dominated the NYFW runways, but it was these statement fuzzy hats that won our hearts. Paired with a slinky suit or floral dress, this new accessory trend is one that will transform your autumn look for the better. 

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Anna Sui
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Cool Quilting

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Prabal Gurung
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New York's most beloved designers took the quilting trend and turned it upside down, introducing it in new colorways and styles including these pastel quilted Rachel Comey pants we can't stop thinking about. 

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Rachel Comey
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Tight Pair

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Sally LaPointe
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This fall, when you don't know what to wear, match your tights to your shoes and call it a day. Thinking of a collection from NYFW that didn't display tights of some kind is near impossible, but this particular styling won our hearts. 

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Kate Spade
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Knits on Knits

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Priscavera
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Sweaters on sweaters—when it comes to staying warm this fall, layering up on all of your knitwear is the way to go. Use a sweater as a scarf, match your scarf to your sweater, and so on and so forth. As long as you're dripping in these cozy confections, you'll be right on trend. 

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Hellessy
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Fancy Feathers

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Marc Jacobs
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Designers took feathers to new heights this season, as Marc Jacobs, Michael Kors, and Dion Lee displayed the festive adornment in ways that felt new and exciting. Of course, this mystical Marc Jacobs number took the lot.

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Michael Kors
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Patch Me Up

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Coach
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Patchwork that doesn't feel too bohemian is finally here. The mix of spliced prints on everything from jackets to dresses was styled in ways that felt polished amid their otherwise undone nature. 

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Jonathan Cohen
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Simply Cinched

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Tibi
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We wanted to call out suiting as a trend, but at this point, it's a lifestyle. Instead, we're focusing on the styling of said suits that the F/W runways put forth, and belting was by far a crowd favorite.

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Khaite
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Period Pieces

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Brock Collection
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This season, there were handfuls of looks that had us feeling like we had just stepped foot into a period film. Thanks to Brock Collection (no surprise there) and Ulla Johnson, we're seeing a fresh spin on prairie dressing—a little more refined and a little more elegant. It's about time, right?

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Ulla Johnson
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Editorial Director

Lauren Eggertsen is currently the editorial director of Who What Wear and has worked at the company for over eight years, where she started as an associate editor and has since worked her way up. Lauren has over 10 years of experience in the fashion editorial space, starting her career with internships at Marc Jacobs, Marie Claire, and The Zoe Report, where she was later hired as their editorial assistant. Lauren has worked in the Los Angeles and New York Who What Wear offices but currently calls L.A. home. It is here where she leads and manages Who What Wear's fashion team and oversees all day-to-day editorial content and large tentpole moments. This includes all of the runway, trend, and shopping-driven content that ultimately helps to build a strong brand reputation within the industry. Lauren's role also includes helping to set the fashion direction for all original photo shoots and often styles many of the celebrity cover shoots, including big names like Kaia Gerber, Normani, and Kristen Stewart.

She has also attended multiple fashion weeks, including New York, London, Milan, and Paris, where her personal style has been featured on sites such as Vogue, Harpers Bazaar, and Elle. She prides herself on discovering and supporting small brands and on her knack for a good vintage shopping find. When she isn't working, she enjoys researching and dining at reputable restaurants around both her neighborhood and the globe.