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This fall’s handbags are big, brawny, and, above all, practical.

Sometimes dressy, sometimes fun, the shirtdress has its end-of-summer moment.

This summer, the tanner the hands, the brighter the tips.

The classic shirt gets some added pyrotechnics.

Don’t drop the mustard.

How to grab even more attention in a skimpy two-piece: Add a loud pattern.

Last summer, they were minuscule. This summer, they’ll be microscopic. Are New Yorkers growing taller, or are their shorts getting shorter?

The stodgy, Sherlock-in-the-fog coat is loosening up. And that’s before you tack on the shocking-bright tights and pumps.

The clothes demand that you dance—somewhere, soon, and with abandon.

The deconstructed-soldier look (big in the late sixties and early nineties, and never really out) is mounting another charge.