NYC, there's something about you! The Fashion Student Organization (FSO) had a chance to visit the city that never sleeps this past weekend, which included seeing the Kent State NYC Studio and the FIT Museum along with many other attractions. New York City is a truly magical and inspiring place, where people come to chase their dreams. In the case of the girls from FSO, this dream is FASHION. New York City is a dream for any fashionista, due to the countless stores on Fifth Avenue and Soho for shopping as well as the street style found anywhere from Manhattan to Brooklyn for style inspiration. FSO girls truly know how to walk the streets of NYC as if they were a runway. The best thing about FSO is everyone has their own unique style, but we all have a passion for fashion. Check out all of the street style from our fellow FSO members!

Bianca Oliver {@becoming_bianca} enjoying a morning stroll across the Brooklyn Bridge.

Brooklyn:

• Brooklyn is like the coffee shop mecca but because traveling deeper into Brooklyn (aka outside of Williamsburg and Bushwick), make sure you stop into Toby’s Estate Coffee Shop. You will not regret it. Trust me.

• Beacon's Closet: Because we travelled all the way into Brooklyn from Manhattan, make sure you stop in and find your new favorite jacket in Beacon's Closet. Located right by Toby’s Estate, this trendy consignment store is full of amazing finds that your closet NEEDS to have.

• Kent Avenue in Williamsburg: Our last favorite stop is one that money can't buy. This view is free to stare into and is worth every moment. Enjoy the entire skyline of Manhattan and try to spot your favorite landmarked building. Mine is the Chrysler Building...can you spot it? Tip: Go during “golden hour” (sunset) or during the evening when the lights are shining bright!

• If you are up for an adventure that is a little out of the way, hop on the N or Q train and explore the Museum of the Moving Image. It’s artistic and definitely fits the neighborhood vibe that is Astoria.

Rachel Zoe - To be honest, I'm not always a Rachel Zoe fan, but this season she completely blew me away. The all white looks for fall were incredible but she really wowed me with her sheer black pieces and the pops of vibrant patterns. 

Coach - I loved their concept of incorporating iconic American stereotypes throughout their 75 years of business. Coach seamlessly mixed 70s colors with the silhouettes and hemlines of the 50s. In order to make it modern, Coach added metallic touches that I think perfectly meshed their 75 years of style.

Prabal Gurung - This collection was without a doubt my favorite for Fall 2016! Because I’m a always a sucker for interesting textures, I fell in love with his way of mixing knit sweaters into evening wear and using fur, leather and satin together perfectly to create a breathtaking collection!

Monique Lhuillier - Although I don’t tend to wear prints that often, I appreciate a collection that can beautifully mix unexpected prints together and I think this collection did exactly that. I love how the vibrant reds, greens and pinks juxtaposed with deeper shades of navy, green and black in her prints. 

Jason Wu - I could see myself wearing a ton of looks from this collection especially with the dark color palette. I loved the silhouettes that carried throughout the collection including structured dresses, off the shoulder looks and oversized coats.

What were your favorite shows from New York Fashion Week?

Tell us in the comments below!

XO FSO PR Girl