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Fall 2015 Ready-To-Wear: Donna Karen New York

New York fashion is known for being all about black on black on black, and there is no brand more quintessentially New York than DKNY. Donna Karan is a New York woman in attitude and style, and her line for…
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New York fashion is known for being all about black on black on black, and there is no brand more quintessentially New York than DKNY.

Donna Karan is a New York woman in attitude and style, and her line for Fall/Winter 2015 shows that off in every look. From sleek work wear ensembles like pencil skirts and statement coats to brocade outerwear perfect for a Big Apple winter, this line is right out of a street style blog. Focusing on the signature color of her city, Karan uses extras like peeks of sparkle and strategic belting to make even her all-black looks really stand out. Then where Karan takes it up a notch is with her finale dresses, which are anything but LBDs.

Though all but one were, in fact, black, they came down the runway with extreme drama and volume thanks to details like flowing slits, sheer cutouts and exposed shoulders. Set against a black and gold-lit backdrop and shown off before a front row that included stars like Chrissy Teigen and Coco Rocha, this latest line from DKNY will be easy to wear throughout the fall as well as layering piece on piece for the winter. Too bad we all can’t wear them right now!

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