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The designer made a compelling case for the live runway, carving a winding path through a field of golden wheat for his pastoral collection.

Maria Grazia Chiuri planted a flag in fashion’s growing sustainability movement — with 160 trees and earthy garden goddesses.

Rahul Mishra worked in extra glamour as he continued his turn into 3-D territory with embroideries that popped off red carpet-friendly dresses.

The designer played with bold colors and gold accessories to create a collection inspired by the diversity of the African landscape.

For her sophomore outing, Louise Trotter magnified house codes and collaborated with female artists on sneakers and jewelry.

Hedi Slimane went full-on retro in his spring collection. His anchor item: a pair of jeans.

Giambattista Valli tested his atelier’s mettle with giant bow constructions, in his ode to the mastery of haute couture.

Inspired by the Nineties, from the tomboyish way women dressed in New York to the couture-driven flamboyance happening in Paris, Clare Waight Keller showed a confident and controlled collection that hit many of the season’s key trends.

There was a relaxed feel to Alexis Mabille‘s mix-and-match of masculine and feminine references. Dominated…

Inspired by Miami Beach, Tamara Ralph offered a wardrobe that finally showcased what her well-heeled clientèle could wear between red carpet moments

Pauline Bonaparte was the decadent inspiration behind Jenny Packham’s spring collection.

For Act II of her operatic “Orlando” trilogy, Rei Kawakubo let loose with an extravagant riff on the Elizabethan Renaissance. She was just getting started.

Bamboo provided the starting point for a breezy, youthful collection with the brand’s East-meets-West flair.

The designer imagined the secret life of influential courtier Madame de Pompadou in a wildly eclectic collection