Advanced Animal Print
This season’s spots and stripes in modern hues are anything but tame.
From left to right: Celine, Dior, MaxMara
Victorian Fit
Designers dabbled in the era’s finest elements from puff sleeves and high collars to ruffled chiffon.
From left to right: Altuzarra, Alexander McQueen, Louis Vuitton
Fresh Velvet
As dresses, jumpsuits or smart trousers, this traditional fabric made a surprising comeback.
From left to right: Sonia Rykiel, Christopher Kane, Emilio Pucci
Bad Lady
Don’t call her ‘cute.’ This season’s heroine may wear gloves and sensible pumps, but the look is strong and subversive.
From left to right: Prada, Marc Jacobs, Balenciaga
Luxe Bohemia
Tapestry prints, easy layers and touches of warm gold gave an old-world concept new life.
From left to right: Dries Van Noten, Givenchy, Lanvin
Full-On Fur
It’s go big or go cold with statement furs in all shapes and one mega size.
From left to right: Fendi, Dior, Stella McCartney
Right Angles
The seventies will live to see another season, but this fall, the era’s color palette took shape.
From left to right: Sonia Rykiel, Etro, Salvatore Ferragamo
Bedroom Guise
Lace popped up all over the runways, but lingerie-inspired daywear stole the show.
From left to right: Chloe, Louis Vuitton, Rodarte
Shine High
From lamé to sequins, designers had fun with eye-catching metallics.
From left to right: Nina Ricci, Loewe, Proenza Schouler
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