More to the point, it's also because the stripped-down nature of these clothes just looks right right now. Ruby Jean's T-shirt? Obvs. But Jamie Bochert's jumpsuit of sequined stripes had the kind of linear immediacy that would surely generate a why-didn't-I-think of-that? moment for other designers. And, as far as radical moments of transition go, all those skewed suits with their visible bras and hip-slung skirts felt like the slyest assault on Republican propriety that fashion is likely to mount this election year. Change from within? It wouldn't be the first time Marc Jacobs insinuated subversion into the heart of high fashion.