Tamara Harris (left) wore cream-colored damask, her waistline encircled by fringe, and Julia Moore (top far left) made an incandescent statement in platinum-tone sequins and beads.
On Fifth Avenue, at Bergdorf Goodman, the London milliner Philip Treacy showed his Easter bonnets, and a woman, far left, wore one at Palm Sunday services.
Some of the more popular designs seen this spring: paper-thin snakeskin coats, top right; tie-dye day and evening dresses; pleated dresses, which even a bride, top left, wore for an informal wedding; and the gold gossamer-thin sari trench coat, bottom left.
But Julie Fogel, a publicist and event planner (bottom left) wore her Tory Burch vest unabashed.
Carine Roitfeld, French Vogue's editor, top left, wore an array of jackets to different shows.
Shown in an industrial space with concrete floors and white wrought iron pillars, the first model (seen left) wore a sheer check shirt layered over a white vest with a below-the-knee skirt heavily embellished with 3D flowers that looked like rosettes.
