New York fashion week: Farewell to Bryant Park

As Tommy Hilfiger took his bow at the end of his New York fashion week show, he said: "It's onward and upward to Lincoln Center."
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The inspiration for his collection was a "rosy-cheeked coed turned successful entrepreneur"
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The menswear was aimed at men who need a wardrobe for town and country. Rich men, then
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Thigh-high, high-heeled duck boots may well make the transition to the high street
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Calvin Klein showed a collection that was almost futuristic in its minimalism
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Yet it managed to remain conservative and wearable
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Texture and structure elevated the clothes far above the mundane
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Ralph Lauren's collection showed his signature style in 50 pieces
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There was an outfit for every occasion for the country-club types that buy his clothes
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Isaac Mizrahi's show told a story. "The fable begins with a kind of Cinderella tale of girls trying on glass slippers, glass coats, glass skirts and it ends with evening clothes that might be confused with camping gear," he said
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Anyone for camping?
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He certainly pulled off the fairytale feel
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Naeem Khan celebrated glamour with a super-shimmery collection
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His gorgeous gowns showed why Michelle Obama chose to wear one of his creations to the first state dinner after her husband's inauguration
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