New York Fashion Week never disappoints, as the eccentric styles of the streets seep onto the runway. The patterns of NYFW didn’t disappoint either, as the flashy, the classy, and even the trashy had their place in many collections. Let’s take a look at the best patterns from this year’s NYFW.

Animal Print

Animal print was utilized by many designers this year, and some, like Re/Done, even mixed their animal print. Brandon Maxwell and Tomas Maier worked with colorful leopard print, while Kith simply used a strip of cheetah. Trina Turk fashioned a suit of owl heads on the print, perfect for a charity ball taking donations for saving the owls

Take care of these animal print fabrics:

Camo

Camo stood out in this season. Jeremy Scott’s bomber jacket is the most fitting use of camo, while Nicole Miller uses safari style to incorporate camo pants into the collection. Kendall + Kylie blend street style with camo, and Zadig & Voltaire mixes in some preppy style. Vfiles fashions a camo jacket into a dress, really showing off the street style on the runway.

Stand out with these camo fabrics:

Marbling

This seasons hottest trend in patterns was marbling. A Détacher’s marbled jacket and pants shows the sophistication in this print, and Elizabeth Kennedy’s 3D marbling adds beautiful texture. Hugo’s marbled raincoat makes any rain day better, and Jeffrey Dodd’s matching tank top and pants are ideal for entertaining guests.

Marvel over these marbled fabrics:

Plaid

Designers picked plaid this year, with garments of all shapes and styles being fashioned from plaid fabrics. Audra’s plaid trousers and blazer are perfect for art gallery owners hosting shows, while the artists might turn up in an ensemble similar to Veronica Beard’s plaid dress. Karen Walker goes pro with a plaid suit, and Adam Selman sends the girl next door walking down the runway in a cartoon-esque plaid button up. Public School’s strappy plaid ensemble is perfect for hiking in style.

Be pleased with these plaids:

Stripes

Stripes were not stripped from the runway this year. Barbara Tank displayed a soft pastel striped jacket and dress, perfect for luncheons, and Norma Kamali stuck with the classic black and white stripes for a beachy look. Both Tome and Marina Moscone utilized thin and colorful stripes, while Carolina Herrera went for thick, colorful stripes.

Stun with these stripes:

Tropical

Tropical prints will make this a warm Spring 2018, as designers draped their models in tropical patterns. Trina Turk’s wonderful leisure suit is perfect for taking a holiday on the coast of a secluded island, while Rachel Antoff’s tropical shorts and top bring the tropics to your backyard for a BBQ. Tadashi Shoji’s floor length dress in a tropical floral is perfect for dancing the night away at a beach-side mansion, while Alena Akhmadullina’s wispy, tropical dress is ideal for yachting on the Amalfi Coast. Kate Spade New York’s tropical ensemble is prime for trekking through the city.

Head to the tropics with these fabrics:

Which pattern would you pick? Let me know in the comments!