See every piece from the collection.

Ellery had a major first this season. The Australian brand with a cult following presented its first couture show alongside a pre-fall ready-to-wear collection. It was the second time the line had presented in Paris, and suiting, chunky capes and draped dresses dominated the runway—plus, some new silhouettes that might take the top tier place of “most wanted” in lieu of the brand’s signature wide flare trousers. Here, our show notes for the collection.

It's as fun and adorable, as it is fresh — featuring 2018's biggest "Culture Remixers."

Inspired by the Surrealist movement, Dior's extravagant after party was anything but simplistic.

Alexandre Vauthier, the couturier known for dressing Rihanna, Bella Hadid and Caroline Vreeland in addition to a host of other cool girls just presented his Spring 2018 couture collection. Staying true to the designer’s aesthetic, the draped minidresses, ruffled tops and skintight pants felt like they were made for the bold celebrity styles plates of the world. Below, our show notes on the collection.

More than the designs, Kris Van Assche brought back the '90s with his cast of male supermodels.

The designer behind an It-girl accessory (who doesn't love a crown) is moving into new territory, but with the same bold, colorful, and covetable aesthetic that put her on the map.

The SAG Awards commenced yesterday in Los Angeles and, as a smaller ceremony, celebs were willing to take bigger risks — from Kate Hudson's polka-dotted Valentino to Millie Bobby Brown in Converse.

Much to the excitement and curiosity of everyone.

One supermodel is a show-stealer, two is a coup.

With some new judges.

A new gender-neutral collection for kids is unexpected.

This season's show may be the last, as part of the official schedule.

Yes, you read that correctly.

Given his recent successes, the announcement comes as a surprise.