NEW YORK FASHION WEEK FALL 2015 By Hillary Latos
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eld during one of the coldest weeks in over 20 years, attendees and designers had winter on their mind with a plethora of chunky sweaters, rich jewel tones, furs, hats and coats as the statement accessory. This season saw a crop of vibrant new designers showing at the tents for the first time, which will be the last time at Lincoln Center. Typical of the fashion world to keep the world guessing, a new home for the spring shows has yet to be determined.
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