Last month, Caulfield Preparatory's Vincent Flumiani was nominated for GQs Best New Designer in America award! The contest was blogged about and covered by some of our favorite fashion pubs, and although Flumiani didn't take home the big prize, we here at REVOLVE think he deserves some recognition for his amazing work!

Fashion week (and a half) is coming to an end. The runways are empty, our PR friends packed up their headsets, and we're making our last rounds at the the trades. However, I wouldn't dare leave New York without dishing out the goods on what to expect for fall from some of our favorite designers.

Rebecca Taylor's collection embraced the idea of what women want to wear when they feel feminine and cool, but also want to stay comfortable. Looks offered tons of layered sweaters, fitted suiting, faux fur trims, and new colors like olive green desert rose.

Tibi's Amy Smilovic brought the appeal of opposites to the forefront of her collection. Inspired by Peter Beard's photographs, masculine structure met feminine draping, and neutral colors were offset by pops of brights.

Karen Walker showed us how Bob Dylan does Austrian style, the Von Tramp way. Her collection teamed with shrunken suiting, from cropped chord blazers to skinny trousers, and dusty colors of blue, cream, and printed folk-inspired velvets. On the other end, there's warmer oversized flannels, chunky sweaters, and sheepskin for those colder days in the Alps.

Yigal Azrouel went lean and tailored for fall. His collection created silhouettes that were heavy on structure but also soft and draping, using architectural shapes to reinvent classic garments that played on masculine and feminine elements.

Timo gave us "Pagentry and Ceremonial Splendour," which translated to looks for him and her that incorporate pleats, wool minis, tweed pants, and classic button downs. Colors and plaids went dark, think camel, aubergine, maroon, and forrest green.

Milly designer Michelle Smith titled her collection "Classique=Moderne," looking to several Nouvelle Vague films of Jean-Luc Godard to provide her with Parisian chic inspiration. Pieces are classic but find modern play in color and contrast. Expect stripes paired with checks, and bold colors like crimson red blending with elegant fabrics.

Tons of layers and ivory whites filled Erin Wasson's latest collection for RVCA.The vibe was a mingling of bohemian-esque flowy and grunge-inspired separates, with a lace-up jumper thrown in the mix.

Vena Cava's Sophie Buhai and Lisa Mayock showed us how they do Woodstock cabin retreat in the '70s, offering up playful culottes, mossy colors, and dots of hardware for signature edge.

Elise Overland's signature rocker style gives way to more elegance this coming fall. Expect your favorite leather pieces alongside tuxedo-inspired dresses, velvets, cropped jackets, and body-hugging silhouettes.