Spotted on the Peter Som runway: an unexpected mix of classic, quirky and feminine. A drop waist is nothing new, but the designer reimagined it with a structured caramel leather shell and a feathered skirt, giving the feminine silhouette an edgy upgrade. The mix of textures works surprisingly well with leopard print booties in the same color palette.

The hair and makeup looks mussed and slept-in -- a rock 'n' roll contrast to the perfectly structured dress. Instead of pairing the deep side part with a sleek hairstyle like we've been seeing everywhere lately, this model's tousled hair was pinned to the side. Smoky, kohl-rimmed eyes and a nude lip always work well together, but the one thing we're surprised is missing: her brows. Will Cara D.-style brows be replaced with these barely-there ones come fall?

We love a dress with a good plunging neckline (see: Amy Adams in "American Hustle"), and this one from Chicago native Lisa Perry's Fall 2014 collection is no exception. Needless to say, we're stocking up on fashion tape. The exaggerated trapeze silhouette and long sleeves balance the low cut of the dress, which was inspired by one of Perry's favorite '60s silhouettes. An ever-so-slight cat eye finished the homage. The geometric booties were born out of a collaboration with Manolo Blahnik and were an unexpected way to cap off the look.