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The New York Fashion Week kicked off with a winter storm, prompting fashion week attendees to layer up in their best winter wear. While on the runways, it was about seasonal fashion trends, off the runways, it was winter style everywhere. From fur coats to puffer jackets, street style was at it's best in the snowy and chilly streets of New York. Layering in style was mainly the fashion mantra of people attending the fashion week. Check out the latest street style fall/winter trends of the New York Fashion Week 2017.

This burgundy cotton jacket from Jil Sander is immaculately cut. We love the cropped length and sharp silhouette, which indeed makes it such a sophisticated casual piece. Style with a pair of culottes to emulate the runway look. Flap pockets Silver-tone two-way zipped front Buttoned cuffs 100% cotton Lining: 55% silk, 45% cupro Dry clean

A chapter of glistening velvet pieces provided perfect respite from the more sombre looks on Vetements's AW16 runway. This gold blazer is cut for a streamlined single-breasted fit with narrow notch lapels, and is accented with a single chest patch pocket. Offset it with one of the label's oversized sweatshirts for the coolest take. Product number: 1065806

Master Loewe's avant-garde silhouettes in this tan-brown cotton maxi skirt â€" a highlight from the AW16 runway. It's densely pleated for sweeping movement, and falls into an asymmetric hemline with raw edges. Tuck a long-sleeved top into the tonal leather waistband, and ground with polished black boots.  Product number: 1066920

Earnings from the clothing industry are very large. But, as malls and other retail establishments see a decline in foot traffic, many business owners have had to get creative in order to maintain sales levels. It would be an understatement to call American culture fashionable. In terms of creativity, risk-taking, and foresight, American brands are perennial trendsetters. New York City has become one of the world's foremost fashion capitals thanks in large part to New York Fashion Week. Twice yearly, major American design houses in Los Angeles and New York City travel the globe to showcase their latest collections to the rest of the world. Frenzy that rivals fashion-forward cities like Tokyo, Paris, and Milan is common since A-list celebrities frequent the area. The five most popular apparel manufacturers in the United States are as follows: