Halfway between that stiff, sweat-trapping blazer and those comfy but overly revealing tank tops lies an ideal way to dress for hot-weather desk duty.

The Fall Fashion Issue

Necklaces are back, and these are the strands that dreams are made of.

In this city, art and fashion are constantly colliding—on stages and gallery walls, on the runway and on the street. We’ve brought them together here too.

No actual models were used to make this fashion issue.

Tension is stressful for families—but great for fashion.

The New York shows are over, and your fashion future is here. As a crib sheet for the style-centric, we’ve sorted through the thousands of looks that walked last week’s runways and identified next spring’s top ten trends in five variations. Whether you shop the collections or wait for the knockoffs, these looks will be an inevitable part of your life.

The European collections have wrapped up and the picture of the fall to come is complete. What emerged from Paris and Milan? Some of the trends that began in New York—volume, for example, and fur—picked up steam, but there were new ideas, too. Exquisite couture-level details came down to the ready-to-wear level. The mod look is alive and well. Perhaps the best news: Black (that is our color, after all) was everywhere, often in the form of that perennial little dress. Here’s what you’ll be wearing, Part II.

This spring, the New York City Ballet celebrates the 100th anniversary of George Balanchine’s birth.

The seventies bathing-suit look returns.