September is here, and so is fashion month. To kick off the Spring/Summer 2019 shows, New York Fashion Week has brought shows from designers like Tom Ford, Marc Jacobs and Jeremy Scott this year. From exciting runway shows to eye-catching presentations, keeping up with everything going on during the week can be difficult, which is why we’ve compiled all the most important shows, events and happenings – straight from NYFW.

Keep reading below for all the most talked about designers, and don’t miss our exclusive street style snaps while you’re at it.

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Rodarte brought a beautiful floral garden to the runway. With dresses in organza, chiffon and more, the show was an out-of-this world, fairytale-like display of beautiful tailoring and design. The show was set on an outdoor catwalk, surrounded by greenery and trees, creating a surreal atmosphere that went perfectly with the pieces. The show saw rain, but that didn’t stop models from rocking vibrant makeup looks and stunning gowns.

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For its collection, Tibi brought genderless design and timeless silhouettes. The show included both men and women, attesting to the fact that the label is meant to be unisex and wearable for all. The runway debuted suits in a range of materials and shapes, as well as denim, shirts and sweatshirts – all following a minimal and monochrome color palette. Models sported full suits alongside flip-flops, leaving us already longing for the Spring/Summer 2019 collection to arrive.

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Sies Marjan showcased an earthy color palette and minimal silhouettes, and explored a range of materials and textures in the collection. From over-sized knits, to fitted suits and dresses – the range saw Marjan’s unique attention to detail as well as tailoring. Key pieces included cargo-inspired jumpsuits and trousers, as well as nautical striped shirts and jackets perfect for SS19.

Pyer Moss showed in Weeksville, NYC, which has a rich history. It was one of the country’s first free-black communities after slavery was abolished, which inspired the collection. “It got me starting to imagine what the African-American experience would look like without the constant threat of racism,” said designer Jean-Raymond. The runway saw streetwear-inspired pieces, as well as graphic prints, modern suits and eye-catching, painted motifs across. Showcasing both men’s and womenswear, the show followed the theme throughout, and created a strong sense of the underlying inspiration as well as the meaning behind the bold collection.

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Christian Siriano brought attendees into his own dream world with a tropical and colorful collection. The show started off with a selection of floral printed dresses and blouses, and transitioned into animal-printed pieces, and lastly into colorful neon pieces that wrapped up the summery range. The pieces played with silhouettes, using both timeless and modern designs to create a fun cohesion throughout the presentation.

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Longchamp has gained a lot of attention during the past few months, working with Helmut Lang designer Shayne Oliver as well as tapping Kendall Jenner as the face of the brand, and now showing at NYFW. The label’s Spring/Summer 2018 collection was all about fringe, and debuted a feminine cowboy aesthetic that balanced frilly fabrics with edgy leather and suede. Of course, the presentation also showcased a series of bold purses in a handful of new designs, as well as flowy dresses and more unique pieces.

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If one word could describe the Monse show, it would be nautical. Following a color palette of white and navy, the presentation showcased both mens and womenswear, with everything from simple knits to asymmetrical jackets, blazers and dresses. The collection also featured nautical prints of knots and chains, adding an eye-catching element to the otherwise tailor-focused range.

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Chromat brought the best energy to New York Fashion Week, showcasing a range of swimwear-inspired pieces on models soaked in water. Body positivity was a huge theme throughout the show, with cancer survivor and amputee Mama Cax strutting down the runway, as well as models of all shapes, sizes and ages. Shirts with the words “Sample Size” also graced the runway, adding to the already strong statement of the Chromat show.

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Jeremy Scott is known for his bold and eccentric style, and this time around the show was no different. The designer showcased a bold range in colors of the rainbow, taking inspiration from his younger self. The collection featured hoodies and tees with prints of old polaroids of the designer, as well as pieces emblazoned with the words “Riot,” “Hyper,” “Sex,” “Peace.” The show was a love letter to textures and materials, and eclectic in true Jeremy Scott fashion.

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Ralph Lauren embodies the American designer, and this year’s show was a spectacular presentation with over 100 looks. Going back to the brand’s American elegance, the collection was all about dark colors, prints, and layering. The Fall 2018 ready-to-wear range showcased everything from cozy flannels and knits, to military-inspired pieces, as well as outerwear and denim in true Ralph Lauren fashion. The show also saw an A-list crowd with over 200 guests, supporting the designer for his anniversary show.