As September dawns, it can only mean one thing - another fashion month is upon us. Kicking off proceedings is New York, an ever-flourishing hub of sleek, commercial design, with a jam-packed schedule featuring big hitters such as Calvin Klein, Diane von Furstenberg and Michael Kors.
Here at H! Fashion, we can't wait to see what trends will unfold as the month progresses (more rugby tops? Fingers crossed for lots of Y2K camo...)
And of course, what's happening on the streets outside the shows can be just as exciting as the looks strutting down the runway. Previous seasons have seen the likes of Anne Hathaway in seriously sultry lace and Suki Waterhouse in a blue textured coat that we haven't stopped thinking about since.
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So let's drink in all the gorgeous looks spotted on the FROW and get ourselves in the mood for London Fashion Week, which kicks off on September 17.
Oh we love a fashion week Katie Holmes spot! The actress popped by the Cult Gaia presentation in a pair of perfectly pleated pants and an off-shoulder top.
Oscar-winning actress Viola Davis attended the Ralph Lauren show in a leather midi skirt, some buttery leather boots in brown and a sleeveless cable-knit top in charcoal grey.
Meghann Fahy opted for a slick black leather coat and matching trousers for Ralph Lauren. A pair of heeled boots polished off her sleek attire to perfection.
Wicked star Cynthia Erivo hit the streets looking suave in all-black. The actress opted for an on-trend military jacket, a pair of lengthy black trousers and a Y2K beret that topped off her utilitarian-chic aesthetic.
Eiza González stopped by the Ralph Lauren show looking thoroughly Western in leather trousers and a matching waistcoat layered over a pirate-esque shirt with sizeable balloon sleeves.
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