Paris Fashion Week

Alexandre Mattiussi looked to the 90s, backstage glamour and the energy of fashion week this season.

The Lagosian designer presented a solemn, yet quietly hopeful, AW21 collection of exquisitely woven tailoring.

Nicolas Ghesquière is no stranger to retro-futurism, but the French creative director of Louis Vuitton took it one step further — or back — for AW21.

Miuccia explored the power of dreams in the Italian Alps, presenting one of the most widely shared shows of the season.

The Vietnamese-born, NYC-based designer is quickly becoming the arbiter of the chicest clothes on the planet.

The renegade protagonist of Paris’ underground fashion scene in the 90s delivered a joyful, deeply personal collection.

For AW21, Virginie Viard just designed one of her best Chanel collections yet, set in the basement of one of Paris’ most legendary nightclubs.

Bruno Sialelli looked to the glamour of the past and the future this season.

The American designer’s second collection for Givenchy brought an industrial edge to one of fashion’s most venerated houses.

Maria Grazia Chiuri rewrote the fairy tale ending for Dior’s AW21 show, which was held at the palace of Versailles on International Women’s Day.

The label's latest collection looks to counterculture movements past and our present state of flux to inspire a more optimistic future.

Laura and Deanna Fanning served up 29 looks of government-sanctioned-daily-walk chic.