New York Fashion Week spring 2014: Women’s collection review
J. Crew had styles boasting “the California coast” with aloha prints and rainbow colors at New York Fashion Week spring 2014. (Brian Ach / Getty Images)
Tommy Hilfiger mixed Melrose and Malibu style with zippered waistbands, V-shaped pants and bright colors. (Peter Michael Dills / Getty Images)
Rodarte showed styles of Los Angeles seedy street culture and blared “Welcome to the Jungle” to set the ‘80s/’90s vibe. (Slaven Vlasic / Getty Images)
Proenza Schouler showed a sophisticated bohemian look. (Peter Michael Dills / Getty Images, left and center, and Seth Wenig / Associated Press)
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L.A.-based Rozae Nichols took inspiration from California modernism for her Clover Canyon collection. Her outfits depicted midcentury and many L.A. hotspots like the Hollywood Bowl. (Fernanda Calfat / Getty Images)
Band of Outsiders greeted guests with the Hollywood sign and had bohemian looks and athletic styles. (Peter Michael Dills / Getty Images)
Juan Carlos Obando had colorful silk streamer dresses. (Joe Kohen / Getty Images)
Monique Lhuillier had breezy ball gowns and Deco embroideries. (Charles Sykes / Invision / Associated Press)
