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It's no surprise that sportswear was an ongoing trend in New York - now more about individual key items rather than a new conceptual look - but the mood for functional styling gave us several new must-haves, such as culottes, crop-tops, tennis-inspired shift dresses and the continuing trend for soft joggers. Newer directions include 90s-style bias cutting, particularly the slip dress becomes the popular silhouette. a. Color The season's colour palette looks fresh with an emphasis on cool whites, soft baby blues, vivid orange and pretty candy pastels colors. 1. White

Clear, crisp whites were a strong colour story in New York. From ivory to milk and paper whites, different layered textures creating different motifs. 2. Pastel

Candy-coloured sugar pastels are another emerging colour story for spring/summer 2014. Designers mismatched the pastel color together then create different tones, such as marshmallow pinks, lemon milkshake, pistachio and cool violet tones. 3. Orange peel

Bright tangerine oranges are emerging in Spring/ Summer 2014 New York Fashion Week b. Fabric 1. Eyelet

There are exaggerated cutouts, random abstract motifs or mixed-size effects on the runways. 2. Meshes Fabrics go for perforated and laser-cut leathers with meshes style. The look can be functional and more decorative feel with all-over patterned motifs.

3. Denim

A lot of Indigo denim appeared on a number of runways in New York. c. Texture 1.marbleized

Marbleized prints are another new print in Spring/ Summer 2014. They look like abstracted effects. 2. Directional Stripes

The interesting stripes are in varying sizes, a mix of horizontals and diagonals, class black and white color, and bright colors. d. Silhouette 1. Slip dresses

One of the most directional new dress shapes was for the 1990s-themed slip dress, The bias cutting, simple spaghetti-strap detailing are the new prints and patterns. 2. Wide paints

newest trouser shape draws on wide-paints styling, from the Resort 2014 to Spring/ Summer 2014, the floor-pooling shapes that create the illusion of a longer leg. 3. Cropped tops