UPDATED: New York Fashion Week highlights

Ornate gowns fit for the red carpet wowed at Marchesa.

A variety of clashing prints were seen at Anna Sui’s colorful and retro-inspired show.

Conservative office attire was given a glamorous edge at Philosophy di Alberta Ferretti thanks to ornate detailing and luxe fabrics.

Proenza Schouler showcased unusual shapes and vibrant patterns in tones including orange and peppermint blue.

After impressing with her mainline on Sunday, the Victoria by Victoria Beckham show offered softer and more affordable pieces.

While most outfits at Reed Krakoff came in black or white, red offered an injection of color.

The Levi’s presentation offered much more than classic denim, with interesting motifs and unusual silhouettes.

Plaid was a key trend for both men and women at Michael Kors.

Models at Nanette Lepore took to the catwalk in boho attire embellished with gems and foulard prints.

Hand-painted jackets stood out at Tory Burch, while pants came in tweed and plaid.

Printed turtlenecks gave the J.Crew show an alpine feel, while pumps by Manolo Blahnik aroused interest.

Heavily embellished gowns were order of the day at Badgley Mischka, while silhouettes were strictly hourglass.

Vera Wang offered more practical and low-key garb than normal.

Leather dresses with Aboriginal patterns made an impact at Rodarte.

Street attire had added sparkle at Diesel Black Gold.

Naeem Khan was inspired by his native India, with attire adorned in mirror crystals and sequins.

Silhouettes were on the baggy side at Marc By Marc Jacobs, where a variety of fabrics including velvet, plaid and lamé could be seen.

From jewel-encrusted hairbands to booties, models at the Oscar de la Renta show were dripping in embellished attire.

Modern prints were seen at Narciso Rodriguez, where color-blocked gloves stole the show.

Jenny Packham offered an edgier take on her trademark red carpet gowns.

Carolina Herrera blurred daywear and eveningwear, while dark tones dominated the beginning of the presentation.

Layering was big at Rachel Roy, where oriental and a 1970s influence could also be seen.

There were a mixture of textures at the Preen by Thornton Bregazzi presentation, while the color palette was soft.

Prints including pinstripe and plaid dominated the Donna Karan New York runway.

While Theysken’s Theory presentation maintained the label’s dark aesthetic, items such as gold tweed coats and sheer skirts upped the glamour.

Mirroring silhouettes were a standout feature at the 3.1 Phillip Lim show.

Deco-inspired prints were big at Reem Acra, where evening looks in gold, black and silver made an impact.

Betsey Johnson’s trademark colorful aesthetic was on display, while there were nods to the 1960s with mini skirts and silver boots.

Oversized hats made an impression at Marc Jacobs, where models wore Victoriana-inspired creations.

Accessories including harnesses added a dominatrix feel to the Hervé Léger by Max Azria show.

Although Victoria Beckham’s collection was dominated by figure-hugging dresses, inspiration came from military and baseball attire.

Highlights at the Altuzarra show included Navajo-influenced patterned knits and military influences.

Floral print pencil skirts made an impression at Derek Lam’s show dominated by minimalist separates.

Red carpet-ready tulle gowns made an impression at Monique Lhuillier.

Fur outerwear made an impact at Rachel Zoe, where apparel had a 1970s-feel.

Oxblood-colored creations stoood out at Alexander Wang’s presentation, where the palette was mainly white and black.

Oriental influences could be seen at the Zac Posen show.

Mongolian fur impressed at the Thakoon presentation.

Citrus colors made an impression at the Boy by Band of Outsiders show.

There were less prints than normal at Diane Von Furstenberg, where standout colors included pink and lime green.

Gothic looks ruled at the Christian Siriano presentation.

Bohemian creations were seen at the Erin By Erin Fetherston presentation.

Vibrant colors and graphic embellishments made for a colorful show at Tracy Reese.

While all-black looks were big at Prabal Gurung, the show climaxed with gold and ivory creations.

PVC macs in rich burgundy impressed at the Tommy Hilfiger womenswear show.