Rolling round-up: the latest looks from the New York Fashion Week runways as they happen

Here are the latest looks from the designers on the New York runways, with minimalist hues and heavy layering proving prevalent
Heavy layering: Zac Posen, BCBGMAXAZRIA, Honor, Adidas x Kanye and Jose Natori
Pictures: Neilson Barnard, Frazer Harrison, JP Yim and Theo Wargo
Charlie Teather17 February 2015

New York has opened the run of fashion month shows in true style, as the designers bring typically fresh and wearable looks to the runway.

While the Big Apple plays host to a number of our favourite runways (Victoria Beckham being one of the most hotly-anticipated), its schedule is one of the most hectic.

There are a huge number of catwalk shows and static presentations decorating the city throughout the week, all of which are being attended by the biggest names in American fashion, music and film (and family, if you're name is North West).

We are choosing three looks from the most stand-out shows on the schedule, from both well-known and under the radar designers, to offer a little taste of New York for those who cannot commit to a week of full-fashion-focus.

New York Fashion Week - Best Looks

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