New York Fashion Week

Timo Weiland’s spring collection expounded on what the brand does best: create quirky pieces with a preppy twist — although the overall offering fell a bit flat.

There’s a lot of personal history infused in Garrett Neff’s Katama swim line, which the model said was created around the idea of a vintage American road trip during the Fifties.

On the heels of their CFDA Swarovski Menswear award win, the designers behind the Orley label presented a collection rooted in nostalgia, a trademark of the brand. While many of the silhouettes were familiar — a Fifties-inspired knit polo and a zip-up cropped patchwork jacket — when paired with Seventies-era shorts and plaid jackets, the look felt modern and relevant.

Todd Snyder is a man who evolves with the times, so it makes sense that he would capitalize on the relationship he created with Champion four years ago for his more-active inspired, younger-skewed spring collection.

Hart Schaffner Marx just received a much-needed jolt of energy. The American tailored clothing brand, which turns 130 next year, enlisted designer David Hart to create a capsule collection appropriately named Hart by Hart, which is all made in the Hart Schaffner Marx factory in Chicago.

George Sotelo definitely turned up the heat with his latest spring presentation, which included an array of swim trunks for men and the introduction of a full women’s collection.