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In its wake, Fashion Week left hundreds of runway shows and countless styles. Months after daydreaming about when we could wear the Fall '16 looks from catwalk, the time is finally here.
To make things easy on you, we're breaking it all down right here: a hit list of the top 10 trends you'll be wearing all Fall. Read on for the full report or skip to the trend you want below.
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