Everything we've learned about New York Fashion Week. 

Many of you may see the catwalk shows as a series of impossible garments and accessories, each one more extravagant than the last, and it's true that virality is becoming more and more important in an industry that is driven by social networks, hashtags and views. It's a way of looking at it, yes, but in the end fashion is also about fun, innovation and transgression, and the catwalks are becoming a kind of window to the future. That doesn't mean that designers' new proposals have to be taken literally (or they do); we can see it as inspiration that we can transfer to our everyday looks, make them our own, and that's where we're going to stop in this article. As the recently deceased Spanish designer Paco Rabanne once said: "Fashion is not a game or the will of a couturier. It is a moment of civilisation".

If you just want to make a little wink, take inspiration from the colours, a print that has caught your eye, or the accessories and shoes. If you want to risk a little more, try to play with volumes; surely you have seen dresses, blouses or even trousers that are out of the typical patterns and that you would incorporate without hesitation to your wardrobe (balloon trousers, as a fact, are coming very strong). It is also interesting to look at the hairstyles and make-up that we see on the catwalk. At the moment, glowy, juicy, natural skin and a polished hairstyle are still at the top of the trends.