Dries Van Noten
Dries Van Noten's stunning collection as one of the first big shows of Paris Fashion Week. The kicker was Radiohead's bassist Colin Greenwood, who played the show's live soundtrack in the middle of the runway.
Chanel
Karl Lagerfeld facetiously reacting to—in his opinion—the exaggerated importance of "art" by creating an entire Chanel gallery filled with 75 original works as the set of the show.
Jean Paul Gaultier
Jean Paul Gaultier's models trying to impress the "judges" on the runway with a little dance during his Dancing With the Stars-inspired show. Karlie Kloss "Vogue-d" while Coco Rocha played Danny Zuko in a number from Grease and Joan Smalls salsa'd.
Saint Laurent
Hedi Slimane bringing back a few key elements from the original YSL in this season's Saint Laurent collection, including the lip print and a great canvas army jacket. Also exciting: the moving set inspired by artist Guy de Cointet.
Céline
The art-themed print trend continuing at Céline, where brushstrokes were seen on everything from the coats to the models' eyebrows.
Alexander McQueen
The hair look by Guido Palau at Alexander McQueen—a new meaning to "metalhead."
Rick Owens
The four U.S. school step teams performing a mesmerizing show at Rick Owens. The designer told style.com that he was "rejecting conventional beauty, creating our own beauty."
Givenchy
Makeup genius Pat McGrath creating a crystalized face for some of the looks at Givenchy, which model Lais Ribeiro said took five hours to apply.
Louis Vuitton
Marc Jacob's farewell. Everyone in the audience at Louis Vuitton could sense that this would be—as rumors had predicted—the final collection by the designer after 16 years. Five elements from his past collections served as the larger-than-life set, and every model wore an enormous black feather headdress by milliner Stephen Jones signifying Jacobs' dedication "to the showgirl in all of us."
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