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It’s never too early to start thinking about the season you’ve barely left behind. New York’s fall 2005 shows have come and gone, and we’ve sorted through thousands of looks that walked last week’s runways to shake out the top ten trends. Here, a crib sheet for the shapes, colors, and fabrics of the fashion future.

In this city, art and fashion are constantly colliding�on stages and gallery walls, on the runway and on the street. We’ve brought them together here too.

Tension is stressful for families�but great for fashion.

Necklaces are back, and these are the strands that dreams are made of.

The New York shows are over, and your fashion future is here. As a crib sheet for the style-centric, we’ve sorted through the thousands of looks that walked last week’s runways and identified next spring’s top ten trends in five variations. Whether you shop the collections or wait for the knockoffs, these looks will be an inevitable part of your life.

No actual models were used to make this fashion issue.

The Fall Fashion Issue

The seventies bathing-suit look returns.

What happened to teenage innocence? Ari Marcopoulos finds it, in six New York high-school kids we’ve dressed for their big evening out.

This spring, the New York City Ballet celebrates the 100th anniversary of George Balanchine’s birth.