1. Tommy Hilfiger

Sleek, sophisticated, and all the while flattering, Tommy Hilfiger's business look emanates class between the black and white tones and patent suit, while the look below is a perfect medium between dazzling and sleek. The accessories attribute just enough flare to avoid compromising poise.

2. Tommy Hilfiger

3. Zimmermann

Infamous for their dresses, Zimmermann exhibited a warm toned cross of bohemian and elegance with this spring look from their new collection. The brand never fails to produce jaw-dropping pieces, no matter the genre of style they dabble in.

4. Sies Marjan

In the two looks, Sies Marjan uses texture and shape, such as the teal top's cowl neckline, to individualize the monochromatic outfits, causing one to notice the beauty in the pieces before realizing their simplicity.

5. Sies Marjan

6. Longchamp

Longchamp's red armor communicates a beautifully elite, equestrian demeanor, relaying both the simplicity and class of the brand's iconic appearance.

7. Helmut Lang

Playing with neutrals is a classic Helmut Lang move. The turtleneck is sleek and contrasts the loose slacks, while the mesh maintains the outfit's delicacy.

8. Brandon Maxwell

The 70s clothing pieces, accessorized with gaudy jewelry, composed a playful and cute look by Brandon Maxwell.

9. Alexander Wang

Cheetah print has been revived and trending for over a year now, but Alexander Wang didn't care. The white sneakers with the 80s style outfit under the coat produced a timeless, classic look.

10. Jeremy Scott

Dazzle and shine, Jeremy Scott stunned on lookers with this eye-catching ensemble. The fringe is similar to that of the flappers of the 1920s, yet the look is still futuristic.

11. Ralph Lauren

These next three Ralph Lauren looks are easily three of the most beautiful dresses combining elegance, poise, and monochrome, with variance in texture and shape.

12. Ralph Lauren

13. Ralph Lauren

14. Khaite

Inspired by a visit to her grandmother's house, the designer produced a delicate and beautiful combination of chic black and neutral bohemian patterns.

15. Oscar de la Renta

Approaching dresses with a simplistic yet unorthodox aesthetic, Oscar de la Renta played with shapes in these two pieces. The contrast between the tight and revealing upper half of the first dress and the large bow connecting the loose lower half adds flare to the monochromatic dress. Likewise, the dress below contains floral shapes as if to create a silhouette of flowers all over the model, as the body of the dress is the same color as her skin tone.

16, Oscar de la Renta

17. Ulla Johnson

"This show is a celebration of all that connects us," is how Ulla Johnson explained her inspiration for New York Fashion Week. These two looks encapsulate Johnson's intentions. The artistry in every piece celebrates diverse handicraft, ranging from the Japanese shibori techniques used on the blue accessories, to the Dutch wax prints and sea shells sewed on the dress below.

18. Ulla Johnson

19. Alice + Olivia

This cluster of pastels could not be more perfect for spring. The look both compares and contrasts to Alice + Olivia's diverse collection ranging from gothic jewel tone gowns to light bohemian sundresses.

20. Prabal Gurung

As opposed to celebrating his brand's 10th anniversary, Prabal Gurung used his opportunity in the spotlight to get political. At a time where immigrants of color are being unjustly targeted and their value in America is being questioned, Gurung indicates the current injustices that are stripping people of their American Dream.