We Can't Wait For the Next Iteration of Alexander Wang's Edgy-Cool Chick

Wang seemed to be envisioning a future when he moved his show out to Brooklyn and sent dresses covered in pockets and pouches down the runway, many finished with a splash of this neon chartreuse shade.

We loved the layers that made up the neckline on most of Wang's looks, and contrasted his standout design.

The finale was a rotating furnace-covered platform with heat-sensitive clothing that shifted from black to the aforementioned brights, including Wang's signature anoraks. Ultimately, we were left to question what we'd call his new, open-back boot shape.

Menswear was the jumping-off point for the collection, with classic suiting being used for everything from spaghetti-strapped slip dresses to the waistbands of leather shorts.

Babydoll dresses were splashed with the designer's name, in a dizzying print sort of style, and weighted by chunky platforms.

Workwear made an appearance in black shorts suits with white stitching.

Leather, an Alexander Wang trademark, was manipulated to mimic camouflage.

Never one to resist the temptation to get sporty with his designs, Alexander Wang added fur boxing gloves to his arsenal of covetable accessories.

Much like accents of oxblood the Fall prior, deep navy provided strength to the streetwear collection.

Futuristic glow-in-the-dark creations closed the Spring'13 show.

Oversize, structured cuts dominated Spring's athletic mood.

Alexander Wang sent skin-baring cutout dresses down the runway for Spring'13.

His edgy take on turtlenecks were also a huge hit on the runway.

Fashion-forward Winter whites made its mark at Wang's Fall '12 show.

A sporty neoprene topper and leggings.

Slick moody leather at Wang's Spring '12 show.

Sleek charcoal grays with fur collars.

Signature long silhouettes in gorgeous black silk.

His lightest collection to date still showed toughness in this vest — and painted hair.

Still, even through the soft colors and fabrics, Wang played with themes of androgyny and toughness.

While the tailoring reflected Wang's downtown cool aesthetic, the clothes maintained a soft minimalism.

White replaced black as the color of choice.

For Spring 2011, Alex Wang lightened up in a big way.

His body-conscious dresses showed more drape and a nod to the retro vibe.

Navy and black together packed a dark and mysterious punch.

The Alex Wang version of menswear.

Fall 2010 had some gothic elements and a dark, romantic vibe.

Even edgy outfits had a surprise dose of beauty, like this sheer back.

Wang showed knee-high socks and exaggerated shoulders for a look that was sexy and sporty.

By now, accessories played a major role in the Alexander Wang brand.

Spring 2010 had a sports-inspired theme.

This dark ensemble mixed sexiness with a surprising dash of glamour and exoticism.

Wang forced everyone to ask the question: are biker shorts back?

Ultrasexy tailoring marks this jacket and pant look.

Fall 2009 marked the return of an '80s staple: spandex.

The leather sweatshirt and fringe shoes — how cool is that?

He also showed incredible detail and tailoring.

Wang plays with androgyny in this look.

Spring 2009 saw a focus on denim.

Downtown chic realized in a bandage skirt, t-shirt, and oversized vest.

His sexy dresses showed body-conscious silhouettes and cutouts.

By Fall 2008, the Wang girl has a style: sophisticated pieces mixed with grunge pieces like these distressed shorts.

Wang made the sweatshirt worthy of an evening out.

The boyfriend jean and a tailored shirt became the go-to outfit for Spring.

Spring 2008 mixed the best new elements of Wang: oversized blazers, grungy shorts, and oversized tees.

His ability to create polished clothes and super edgy pieces, like these leather pants, displays his youth and experimentalist nature.

You get a first glimpse of his love for edginess with the studded dress and black vest.

Wang debuts for Fall 2007 with well-tailored clothes that show major polish, like these pleated trousers and leather jacket.