AS if there weren't already enough reasons to just up and go to New York.
If it came down to it the Big Apple's fashion week would have to be the casting vote.
So great they named it twice, the city that never sleeps is a true destination for followers of fashion so one can only imagine the great and good that turn continue to turn out for New York Fashion Week.
It is without a doubt one of the biggest events in the clothing calendar, along with Milan, Paris and London.
And with a line up of more than 12 hours for seven days, ending today, you'd be hard pushed not to find anything that tickled your fancy.
Setting the global trend for Spring/Summer 2016 was the usual, endless and illustrious list of the world's biggest designers from Alexander Wang, Anna Sui and DKNY to Tommy Hilfiger, Herve Leger and of course Britain's very own Victoria Beckham.
Our exported Spice Girl's collection graced the catwalk on Sunday morning to an equally British audience including her husband David, of course, son Brooklyn and American Vogue's editor in chief Anna Wintour.
The 41-year-old took to the stage in a plain panelled black dress with a plunging neck line and revealing slit.
Unlike her outfit, her collection a was an eclectic mix of colours, shapes, prints and textures.
Ankle length skirts in burnt orange were matched with a ruched leather spaghetti top and a tan suede, hooded jacket while white, black and colours were respectively set against each other in graphic prints of a surfer riding a wave.
Gingham also made an appearance alongside oversized 'half moon' leather bags.
Take inspiration from the burnt orange in the Posh Spice collection and head to New Look which has a a rust coloured ribbed high necked, sleeveless top at £6.99.
Hidden necks were another popular NYFW feature so this is perfectly fashion forward.
Match with a suede A-Line skirt with front button detail, available online from ASOS at £55.
Finish the look off with loafers and a duster coat.
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