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Sheer layers exuded a sexy confidence with her Menswear inspired line. Shapes were juxtaposed – flowy layers mixed with structured and chic. The color palette was comprised of the most beautiful creamy pastel shades such as rose, lavender, and beige, and seemed to get more intense in hue as the show went on. Necklines danced between high and ruffled and daringly deep as the hair accentuated both.

With an updated 60’s chic-sexy, Calvin Klein made a play for the real “American” horror story. Switching up feathers for fringe and including Warhol printed tees, ink splattered jackets and faux-plastic fabrics, Raf Simons and Pieter Mulier bring the Wild Wild West to the runway and set it free. When it came to the hair, Redken Global Creative Director Guido Palau worked with natural textures and updated cuts for a fearless pixie a la Mia Farrow.

This year Tory Burch took things outside the box as she moved her runway into the garden – the garden of the Cooper Hewitt Museum, to be exact. Working with the designer David Hicks’ library, she pulled from his bold colors and a mix of prints – something that echoes Tory’s aesthetic. Her designs this season we’re meant to uplift any soul – with bright colors and bold prints. Taking on a vintage feel, the hair takes cues from bygone eras – smooth and sleek, parted in the middle and tucked behind the ears.