Bazaar’s Senior Fashion Editor Saw 75 Collections at New York Fashion Week. Here are the Cliff's Notes.

The Row's 71st Street store was an ideal setting to preview the new Fall collection. These corduroys have a wide wale for the perfect chunky texture.

Look 1 from CJR's first collection back on the calendar (in 5 years!) was pure joy.

Julia Sloan creates her namesake line out of Mexico City, Mexico, where she resides, in collaboration with local female artisans. I loved all of the elevated daywear separates that she presented!

One of my favorite looks from the collection was this dreamy scarf coat. Like wearing a hug.

Collina Strada's collabs never disappoint. This season, designer Hilary Taymour partnered with Brooklyn-based biomaterials company TomTex on a line using their proprietary biodegradable, vegan materials. Cute, and also thoughtful.

FFORME took new creative direction under Howie for Fall '25, with a more undone approach. I love this chic extra-long cream knit top with a layered fringe silk maxi skirt.

Ashlynn Parks's studio team call them "hip dumplings." Whatever you call it, these rounded Victorian-inspired shapes showed up in Colleen Allen's collection too. (She also showed a ruffled tulle bustle!)

McManus showed her Fall collection of sophisticated knits, rich leathers, and tailored pieces with jewelry from Ashley Moubayed of Don't Let Disco.

For its presentation, Theory showed us everything, from the sample making process to the photoshoot (where Tonne Goodman styled in person).

Jac Cameron's utility barn jacket hybrid (in denim!!!) for her line Rùadh was my favorite piece. Top of my wish list!

This dress was one of the chicest of the day, and Marina styled it with the most beautiful vintage hat.

The Fall 5000 Runway show was full of twists on classic tailoring. My favorite look was their white shirt with a curved button placket, where a necktie slipped perfectly inside the top of the shirt.

Purple showsed up on a Prabal Gurung off-the-shoulder polka dotted frock and at Anna Sui on a dreamy corduroy skirt suit.

Chuks Collins previewed his new home collection for Lush Decor where he infuses his brands' codes into dreamy interior decor.

Obsessed with this fun print!!!

This studded (perfectly) oversized shacket was my favorite piece from Edvin's new Theophilio collection. It looked cool with jeans, and was hard not to run out the door with this!!

Kate comes from designing bags for Ralph Lauren, and for her own collection made a chic cargo bag, that pairs perfectly with this 90's silhouette red number.

BIFC is not only an amazing showcase of talented designers (for 10 seasons now and counting), but it's also where I get to catch up with Sandrine Charles and Tenique Bernard, who are two of the three women behind the amazing operation! I love seeing designer Nia Thomas there, she makes the perfect vacation tops.

Jonathan along with his business partner Sarah Leff, hosted a presentation for their FW25 collection and got by with more than just a little help from their friends—it looked amazing! My favorite was (fellow designer) Batsheva Hay in this peplum top and yellow skirt number.

Tory was one of my favorite shows of the week. The collection was so satisfying for so many different reasons. For starters this look in front is how I want the classics to be reinvented, the construction is there but all with a twist. I want to wear this every day. And the knit track pants behind this! What is not to love?

This season, Stuart Verves designed a collection of wardrobe staples, in funkier silhouettes, that just felt cool. And somewhat groovy. Everything about this look screams Fall, and everything that makes it a fun season to get dressed in. Rich coffee colored XXL cords and an XXS shrunken jacket have never felt more right together.

Rachel Scott continues to outdo herself every season. Her butter yellow crochet tie cape look was beyond elegant and this whole collection hit another note for her. As always however, she delivered sophisticated crochets in the most directional silhouettes. Obsessed with everything!

At the Zankov presentation, Henry and his stylist Jermaine Daley, circle the room after models walk out to mix and mingle with guests. It's one of the highlights on the calendar for the week! I also had the opportunity to get up close and personal which meant seeing striped scarves layered with another textured knit, and argyle sweaters mixed with sequins—the whole collection was so effortless, beautiful, and FUN!

Carolina Herrera has always made the perfect white shirt, and since it's evolution, the styling of said shirt (as demonstrated by Mrs. Herrera herself) is with an a-line / circle skirt (usually ballroom length). This season, designer Wes Anderson went oversized with no collar and front pleats for the shirting, paired with the most beautiful lace crinoline skirt.

Trevor Houston is a women's footwear savant, designing shoes for The Row (and during a time when their clear flats first came out and shook us all to the core), and also for Khaite. Now his talents are being debuted at the iconic Herbet Levine, a shoe brand known for pushing the boundaries and a history of making shoes feel high fashion. Watch this space!

The construction of every tailored piece in the Thom Browne FW25 collection is much like the precision of the show's production level itself, methodically brilliant. Look 52 in all of it's glory, looked like a nod to the otherwise tailored looks accessorized with ties, but in dress form, and it's mix of plaid herringbone and silky colored panels was the perfect patchwork play that we saw in other ways throughout the collection. Just fab!

For Jack and Lazio's final Proenza Schouler collection, amongst the previously pictured aviator jacket and practical wardrobe staples they do so well, there was pattern play mixed in, and an ideal wrap top with the best fall colors (yes, brown being the color, right?!). Adam Lippes leaned fully into argyle with a three piece sweater set, that allows for sweater layering to play with!

With coffee pre-show from Lodi (and cookies post-show), everyone was already in a good mood, but the collection outdid itself. I met Daniella post-covid at one of my first appointments back out of lock down, at her store on Orchard, and I'm so grateful it was. She has such a specific vision, and has continued to execute some of the chicest daywear coming out of New York. Her FW25 show was no different, and this look with a simple turtleneck and trousers (tailored to perfect) was no different, yet it's all in the details with wine colored leather gloves, beaded tassel necklace, and effortlessly held oversized slouchy tote with refined loafers. Just heaven!

Everything that Suzie makes feels like you want to cuddle up in it. Her fluffy knits, and terrycloth balloon pants (that she stood up to show me in my first zoom with her when we were in lock down) all fits so effortlessly. She does all the work so that you simply have to throw it on! I previewed a scarf/head wrap knit concoction she's dreamt up, that's going to be the comfort blanket for all of us next season!

Finding wardrobe staples that feel new is just so satisfying. Designer Stephanie Suberville, has woven in artisanal crafted elements to her sportswear before, and she honed in on daywear separates this season in luxurious fabrics, but the cut of this blazer is one I can't stop thinking about.