Day six, and lots on our radar in the form of fur, sheer, longer hemlines, and other major Fall trends. Day after day it's a whirlwind of fashionable fodder and collections we're coveting from a range of designer favorites. Among the top 10 today: Vera Wang's cranberry sheer confection, leather from Diesel Black Gold, and our new go-to retro-inspired day dress from Marc by Marc Jacobs. Click through to get a glimpse of today's top 10.

For the girl who craves Marc in an easy-to-wear way, these are the Fall looks she's been waiting for. There are the overt retro overtones, toned down and turned up where they need to be: sunnies are majorly round and oversized to complete the looks that range from more demure tie-neck blouses paired with calf-length skirts to playful printed jumpsuits. To appeal to the modern sensibility, Marc crafts animal prints, literally — metallic big-cat prints on skirts and blazers and a ladylike leopard-print on a dress and skirt that we're already coveting, then finishes looks with shearling-lined and lace-up boots. It's a collection that revisits the '70s, delivering only the best elements in a wearable reinterpretation for the modern girl with an easy aesthetic.

• Trends: Earth tones, calf-length skirts, tie-neck blouses and dresses, fur, '70s.
• Colors: Forest green, rust, gold, earth tones.
• Key Looks: Belted full-length fur coat topped with a floppy fedora; a rainbow-dotted sheer dress.
• Accessories: Lace-up and shearling-lined booties, floppy hats; round, oversize sunnies.
• Who Would Wear It: The easy-chic chick with a taste for retro-cool.

Herve Leger's models marched down the runway in signature bandage dresses, but just in case you thought those weren't badass enough, now there's leather and metal hardware to contend with. Show notes likened the heavy metal detail to an "inimitable suit of armor," and indeed the women looked like warriors with their slicked-back, long hair that wasn't unlike a chic mullet. The palette was neutral, sticking mostly to black, beige, nude, and white, and there was one interesting houndstooth print. Now to armor: there were plates of leather studs, gold and silver chains, and thick gold rectangular buckle chains. These weren't loosely hanging, as that would contradict the point of a Herve Leger dress. It was all bonded to the bandage dresses, some with cutouts, making for a futuristic vision of female warriors. To hear our one-on-one interview with the designers and look at their runway video, check out FabSugarTV.

• Trends: Hardware, warrior chic, metal, leather details.
• Colors: Black, cream, beige, nude.
• Key Looks: Nude with gold hardware was a strong combination; a cropped tan hair calf jacket.
• Accessories: Sandals and boots with hardware.
• Who Would Wear It: Tough sexpots; celebs like Kim Kardashian will eat this up.

For Fall, Kate and Laura Mulleavy fuse the world of the urban and the prairie innocent. It's equal parts quirky and confident and spills out with bold details, like geometric print and dramatic architectural necklines. Then it counters with softer, draped full-length dresses and a lighter, neutral palette. The cut and finish to jumpsuits, pants, tops, and double-collared dresses are sharp and edgy, modern, but still feminine. We'd picture these pieces going to a gallery opening, finding their way in the urban world with a country aesthetic and artistic flair.

• Trends: Double collars, architectural necklines, geometric print, sheer layering, calf-length skirts.
• Colors: Light blues, creamy neutrals, navy, and bold print.
• Key Looks: A red metallic calf-length skirt and fitted jacket on Lindsey Wixson; a sculptural polka-dot print jumpsuit.
• Accessories: Black platform boots, some echoing the collection's bold prints.
• Who Would Wear It: The artsy femme, with equal parts quirk and sophistication.