Kim Jones celebrated his debut for the French house with a celebrity-filled audience and a monumental flower sculpture by U.S. artist KAWS.

Edison Chen and Kevin Poon recreated the atmosphere of the iconic Temple and Market streets in Hong Kong’s Kowloon district.

Several designers including Karl Lagerfeld, Virgil Abloh and Victoria Beckham also attended the event, marking Jones’ first show for the house.

The Beijing-based designer chose a scrappy school yard garden as the setting for his polished collection of elevated streetwear.

The collection showed a multitude of faces – literally.

The designer’s gangster-inspired collection included a see-through bomber stuffed with banknotes.

Thom Browne tumbled down the rabbit hole and through the looking glass into his own surreal world filled with the preppy motifs of his American youth.

Faith Connexion went in a new, more poetic direction with a pastel-tinged collection that softened up its streetwise message.

Victor Cruz, Hidetoshi Nakata, Pierre Hardy took in Browne’s garden fantasy world at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts.

Stéphane Ashpool outfitted artists from the Grande Ville Records label for a musical-like event during the Fête de la Musique.

Chitose Abe set out to defy pre-conceived notions about clothes – for men and women – and she succeeded with a whimsical collection that was a color-packed mosaic of traditional tailoring.

The designer and artist co-hosted the inauguration of their latest show, “Murakami & Abloh, Technicolor 2,” at the Gagosian gallery on Friday night.

The transaction is valued at 140 million euros.

In his first haute couture collection for men, John Galliano questioned gender identity from the perspective of a master tailor.

The luxury French retailer has paid $81.5 million for a 17-story Midtown building.