Nytimes New York Fashion Week Pictures

The fall 2019 shows have come to close in New York. Hither, our favorite images from the week as captured by T'southward photographers.

Ever the showman, Marc Jacobs ended New York Fashion Week with a theatrical bout de force. Guests sat in pitch darkness while a single spotlight illuminated each model as she walked to the sounds of a live cord quartet. The collection was rich with outerwear — thick wool capes, oversize plaid coats — rounded out past a series of ruffled tulle and feather-trimmed gowns worn by models with bare faces and tousled hair. Together, the looks conjured the dazzle and glamour of city life — and hinted of melancholy, besides.

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Vaquera'south Patric DiCaprio, Claire Sullivan and Bryn Taubensee sent their models theatrically stomping through a maze of seating across a flooring scattered with dried leaves. The effect lent itself to the notion of a decomposable Manhattan home overlooking Fundamental Park, its inhabitants' sanity slowly deteriorating. The collection evoked domesticity, as well, with pajama stripes, tapestry-like fabrics and upholstery trim.

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At Proenza Schouler, designers Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough took their chic downtown adult female and updated her wardrobe with a few mod gestures: expertly tailored riffs on the archetype trench and apparel coat (some reworked with denim), and relaxed, androgynous suiting.

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For his sophomore collection as the creative director of Carolina Herrera, Wes Gordon sent out an assortment of vibrant, floral-inspired looks against the stately backdrop of the New York Historical Social club. Colorful billowing evening gowns featured heavily at the terminate, just overall, at that place was an unburdened feeling to the collection, evidenced past the tiny cross-trunk purses — barely big enough for a phone and a credit card.

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A confluence of global influences — from Southeast Asia'southward hippie motility to the exuberant glamour of 1970s Paris fashion legends (think Christian Lacroix and Yves Saint Laurent) — synthesized on Prabal Gurung's runway this season. Gurung often translates multicultural references into his piece of work, but this drove's colorful palette and rich textiles fabricated for an especially joyous offer.

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For her collegiate-influenced fall 2019 collection, Tory Burch eschewed references to the typical prepster universities and academies; instead she looked to Black Mountain College, the legendary just brusque-lived North Carolina arts school. There were maverick notes throughout the collection, nigh notably in the blouses' ruffled collars and gathered sleeves, forth with other arts-and-crafts embellishments such as fringe, patchwork and decorative buttons.

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In the spacious ground-level atrium of a Wall Street skyscraper, Surface area's showgoers saw enough to distract them from the subfreezing temperatures outside. Starting with a graphic assortment of blackness, white and red houndstooth looks, the drove (past co-designers Beckett Fogg and Piotrek Panszczyk) progressed into a final series of shimmery, holographic purples. Outfits were topped off with glittering rhinestone hair extensions.

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At Brandon Maxwell's fall 2019 bear witness, guests were treated to an intimate matter inside midtown's Hotel Pennsylvania. It was a remarkably scaled-back issue relative to the designer's tailgate-party extravaganza final season, and the collection itself likewise exuded a toned-down, refined sensibility. Harkening back to some of his older collections, Maxwell sent out a lineup of mostly blackness-and-white looks — bated from a finale that included neon greenish and lush pink. The designer dedicated the show to his mother, Pam — and she accompanied him on the runway for his finale bow.

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At their usual show venue in Bushwick, Eckhaus Latta's Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Latta delivered a collection filled with sharply tailored wool suiting, sculptural knits and refined digital prints. A first-fourth dimension collaboration with Ugg resulted in several cozy, shearling footwear options, including open-toed mules and sandals, all in the make'southward signature square-toe shape.

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Jeremy Scott has never been a designer for the faint of eye, and his latest collection was no exception: On Friday, he showed a punk-inspired lineup of almost entirely black-and-white ensembles, splashed with sensationalist tabloid buzzwords. The procession of tulle-layered cocktail dresses, vinyl overcoats and knit separates emblazoned with words like "danger," "chaos" and "scandal" underscored that there's no escaping today's news.

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At Brock Collection, the designers Kristopher and Laura Vassar Brock underscored their young make's ultrafeminine Dna with a fanciful lineup of dresses and skirts, some ruffled, some with peplum waists, others styled with figure-flattering belts. Beyond their signature English-garden florals, the designers likewise incorporated several tweed pieces into the collection — perfect for the function or the ladies-who-dejeuner crowd.

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When it comes to designers' stiff suits, Tom Ford delivered only that: expertly tailored, slim-cut suits (a Ford trademark) for men and women, most notably in black leather, and lush velvets in sumptuous shades of scarlet, aubergine and forest green. But suiting aside, the overall bulletin was one of comfort, from the relaxed satin trousers to the flowing jersey column dresses with thick chain straps. Comfortable, but supremely elegant.

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Reporting by Laura Neilson.

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