The First Lady was all business Sunday night, offering a message of positivity, kindness and compassion.

A$AP Rocky, Takashi Murakami and Pablo Padovani hung out with a fashion crowd in a packed courtyard.

This Tokyo-based label designed by Yosuke Aizawa takes its inspiration from the great outdoors — and climbing in particular — and twists it with popular culture.

Kanye West was rooting for another member of his posse’s Paris Men’s Week debut: Matthew Williams.

Humberto Leon and Carol Lim said their coed lineup was inspired by summer rituals, but the clothes were overshadowed by the presentation.

Mark Weston used silk moiré, leather outerwear and mohair suiting in a sure but subtle subversion of luxury codes.

The women’s luxury brand had been battling creditors in court for several months.

Lucie and Luke Meier’s collection was based on the concept of uniforms, yet still left plenty of room for self-expression.

“I’m just doing what I do,” the British designer said of his collection, which proudly stood in the tailoring camp.

It was all about commitment for Kirk Millar’s bold spring collection for Linder.

Yohji Yamamoto’s obsession with the philosophy of “air between the body” was the main theme.

In today’s celebrity-designer driven landscape, Lucas Ossendrijver is one of fashion’s constant gardeners, with the attention on the craft.

Olivier Rousteing laid his heart bare with a collection about his childhood obsessions — Michael Jackson and the American dream, Serge Gainsbourg and French style.

The edgy Danish trade show plans to hold a regular event in Paris starting during men’s next January.

Despite his stature and looks, Natalia Vodianova’s 16-year-old son has no plans to follow in his mother’s modeling footsteps just yet.