So while Doo.Ri opt to forgo drapery for fall, the Proenza Schouler duo revolved their whole line around the artful tailoring.  Granted their take on it had zero to do with Neo-Grecian references and more about the simple folds of paper planes (orr so they told Style.com), but still a sense of soft romance was cast over the collection. Jewel tones warmed up the short, billowing slip dresses, oversize bow accents finished off blouses while multi-layered wool trenches, coats and capes grew in gently in volume. Gone was the sleek structure of their previous collections and in their place came relaxed yet decadent shapes, a change which marked the designers’ own maturity: Instead of relying on their signature silhouettes to please the crowds, the duo is forging new (and equally appealing) trails.

*Snaps, Wireimage