Best of: NYFW F/W 2016 Runway

Anna Sui

Marc Jacobs

Proenza Schouler

Tory Burch

DKNY

Rodarte

Vera Wang

Alexander Wang

3.1 Phillip Lim

Monse

Edun

Tome

Creatures of Comfort

VFiles

Tommy Hilfiger

Calvin Klein

All photos from Vogue.com

Paying tribute to top styles from decades past, the NYFW Fall/Winter 2016 lines displayed an ecclectic array of trends for the season ahead.

While the 60's and 70's are continuing full-force from last season with the help of Anna Sui's signature groovy flower child designs, DKNY faced a brand revival. Public School designers Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osbourne headed a second season as brand designers with a new take on what DKNY stands for.

Alexander Wang paid tribute to 90's grunge punk, a remarkable contrast to his final season with Balenciaga only months before, with a seemingly pop-culture and social media centric campaign. Tommy Hilfiger let us escape to a prehistoric time before social media- the 1940's. Hilfiger presented a collection of 1940's nautical with some modern twists- sequin gowns and a black leather and shearling nautical captain's coat.

No matter what decade being shown, fur coats and shearling touches were abundant on and off the runway- a fitting touch considering temperatures declined as low as the negatives. Never have I been so thankful for the blistering Texas heat. Catch me saying that again when summer rolls around and I am sweltering in 110 degrees.