A crazy week of weather during New York Fashion Week, including snow, sleet, and frigid temps, amounted to endless outfit inspiration. Editors, stylists, and buyers were challenged to find creative and stylish solutions to dress for the elements.

From sartorial seances and PETA protesters to celebrity run-ins, these are the moments that had fashion editors talking.

The earliest precursor to New York Fashion Week was known as “Press Week.” Eleanor Lambert, press director for the New York Dress Institute, created Press Week in 1943. Lambert wanted to drive more public interest toward American designers when editors couldn’t travel to Europe in the midst of World War II.