It seems baffling that Dries Van Noten is celebrating his 100th show. He consistently evolves his unique vision every season, to the point where the past lives symbiotically with the present, and we are lost in the dizzying mélange. His references take on a plethora of past present, pop and future, which was evident in his Inspirations retrospective at Les Arts Decoratifs museum in 2014. But this time, the inspirations were all him.
It was a never-ending party, with a never-ending parade of party dresses, at Yves Saint Laurent, the unofficial kickoff of the Paris collection...
Taking his finale walk in a tee that read 'Couture Is an Attitude,' Jeremy Scott borrowed from drag and fashioned his fall Moschino collection out of packaging materials and assorted household items...
Miuccia Prada stuck to her strengths (namely, a jumble of materials and references) for fall, sending out mostly separates loaded with beads and fringe, festooned with feathers and furs, or printed with classic film stars — sometimes all at once...
Today in Milan, Karl Lagerfeld presented his fall Fendi collection, a return to streamlined classics with the addition of sexed-up red leather thigh-high boots and an innovative cut-out technique...
Alessandro Michele presented his Gucci collection today, an effervescent ode to flora and fauna, in particular the creepy-crawly creatures that bring them together...
Once again channeling a modern Englishness, Christopher Bailey said his fall Burberry collection today was informed by the great British artist Henry Moore, best known for his monumental bronze and stone sculptures of abstracted, often rotund female forms...
Shown in London, men's designer Angus Chiang looked fondly to his schoolyard days, altering boyhood attire and school uniforms to fit the playful pop-rave soundtrack of 90s Taiwan.
True to form, Gareth Pugh presented his anime-eyed, all-black (almost) fall collection in London today, a dire warning of dark days ahead...
