STANDOUT PIECES from NYFW Spring 2024 Collections

Some of you may know, but fashion week just blitzed through New York, leaving those involved a little out of breath and slightly blistered on the feet. It’s all worth it, however, to get to see the collections that designers have poured their hearts into creating. It was only my second time attending NYFW this year, and I still haven’t quite gotten the hang of adequately scheduling the shows and events that occur, although I like to think I did a much better job than last year. As I hassled my way from the showings, backstage interviews, runways, and after parties, I made mental notes and collected the pieces that stood out to me as this year’s best pieces of NYFW. The Spring 2024 ready-to-wear collection featured everything from loose silhouettes, drapey mesh dresses, and tailorings that subtly reflected androgynous fashion. We also saw some fun pastel colors, and everything from tiny micro outfits to full-coverage suiting. I have to say, I loved it all, and wanted to feature the stand-out pieces here in this article. I hope you enjoy!

From the top left, we have Gabriela Hearst, Brandon Maxwell, Prabal Garung, and Coach with some feminine and loose silhouettes.

PC: Getty images / Vogue Runway 

Buci NYC came out with their debut runway show, and exceeded anyone’s expectations.

PC: Darian DiCianno

Everyone was talking about Tibi’s red sock moments, but I’m more interested in this belted bag.

PC: Tibi Instagram

Phillip Lim always understands what a classy, strong, and feminine city girl wants.

PC: @butsoulai

Proenza Schouler switched things up this season and took “ready-to-wear” a little more to heart. Each piece was designed to be immediately walked off into the streets, as opposed to looking like wearable art.

PC: @monicafeudi

There wasn’t a single thing on Bevza’s runway show that didn’t have everyone immediately wanting to add to cart.

PC: Dan Lecca and Gregoire Avenel

Every supermodel’s favorite quiet luxury brand, Khaite, did not disappoint in their powerful yet minimalist designs once again.

PC: Vogue Runway

Last but not least, Peter Do took over Helmut Lang’s runway show. Yes, there’s a whirlwind of critique and emotions over this takeover, and the best one i’ve read so far as to be this one from the NY Times. We love Do, and we love Lang, but did the two mix well on this show? …