Demna presented an 80-look collection that balanced corporate attire with sportswear complete with an unexpected PUMA collaboration, all marching through an endless maze.
Titled “An Invitation,” Pelagia Kolotouros took tennis to the future at Roland Garros Stadium during Paris Fashion Week.
While “C.O.T.A.” by The Cult bounced from wall to wall, Stefano Gallici presented a profound tribute to emotional discovery.
Giving the signature Swipe Bag the ultimate tech-y fashion update.
More is always more for Rei Kawakubo, presenting 20 dramatic looks that balance fashion and art.
Motivating you to “reach for your goals and dream big,” Kronthaler brings high energy to the runway while honoring his 30-year residence in London.
The fashion glitterati rose bright and early to watch a master at work.
The Japanese designer took over the historic Hôtel de Ville in Paris and continued exploring deconstruction ignited during his menswear collection earlier this year.
Creative director Nigo brought 80s pop-art back to the runway in a morning after meets Saville Row collection.
Lead designer Satoshi Kondo found peace in inexactness, presenting a 50-look collection that received a well-deserved standing ovation.
Through skinny bumsters and cello fascinators, Ellen Larsson proved she’s cool enough to hang with the band.
“To go forward, you have to go back to the beginning,” the new designer explained. “To me, that’s about the atelier. It’s the heart and soul of Givenchy.”