The New York fashion crowd

Spring's most important trend is color, so it's no surprise that the New York Fashion Week crowd decided to going beyond so-safe black and liven things up with splashy pops of pink, green, blue and lots of yellow. Zoe Couper in French Connection.

Spring’s most important trend is color, so it’s no surprise that the New York Fashion Week crowd decided to going beyond so-safe black and liven things up with splashy pops of pink, green, blue and lots of yellow.

Zoe Couper in French Connection. (Melissa Magsaysay / Los Angeles Times)

Sept. 15, 2014 3:21 PM PT

Style scout in New York City

Satya Kulkowitz in J Crew. (Melissa Magsaysay / Los Angeles Times)

Style scout in NYC

Spring’s hottest hue, yellow, was everywhere.

Haidee Findlay-Levin in a Florian necklace. (Melissa Magsaysay / Los Angeles Times)

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Ken Borochov in a Manish Arora scarf. (Melissa Magsaysay / Los Angeles Times)

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Lauren Silverstein, left, in vintage Pucci and Brit Parks in Chris Benz. (Melissa Magsaysay / Los Angeles Times)

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Nawa in a Philip Lim skirt. (Melissa Magsaysay / Los Angeles Times)

Style scout in NYC

Cheryl Donegan left her “it” bag at home in favor of a bright, ‘80s-vintage patchwork leather number. (Melissa Magsaysay / Los Angeles Times)

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