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This Week's New York Runways Let Texture Do the Talking

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Group of diverse fashion models posing in elegant evening gowns on luxurious staircase indoors.
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New York Fashion Week's front rows and step-and-repeats this week made their case less through logos than through touch — pile, sheen, weight, the kind of surface you notice before you notice the cut. Paired with equally deliberate silhouette work, the effect was less about a single showstopping gown than a citywide agreement on craft. It is the sort of week that reminds you New York does not need a single headline dress to prove its point.

With reporting from Vogue.

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