Starting with the brand's Fall 2018 show. 

Fashion is continuing to trend toward a disinterest in dividing by gender (here&#39;s hoping it&#39;s not a trend at all, and that we can abolish archaic categories altogether). Balenciaga is the latest house to announce that it will no longer split its men&#39;s and women&#39;s shows, beginning with its Fall 2018 show in March.&nbsp;

The French brand&nbsp;follows in the footsteps of Gucci, Burberry, Dsquared2, and more who have opted to combine their collections. And while creative director Demna Gvasalia has not made a statement as to why (he&#39;s not much for making verbal statements as it is &mdash; just aesthetic ones), it&#39;s likely another attempt to dismantle the unnecessarily confusing fashion week machine. (Gvasalia did announce that Vetements, his other label,&nbsp;would stop showing altogether earlier this year, after all.)

Whatever the reason, we&#39;re all for streamlining the system.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Balenciaga's Fall 2017 campaign

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Balenciaga to Combine Men's and Women's Shows

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