Guests included Emilia Wickstead, Richard James, Rupert Sanderson and Stephen Jones.

The international competition recognizes innovation in the industrial and academic domains.

Seventies disco decadence colored Lorenzo Serafini’s resort collection.

The German designer delivered a collection bringing to mind explorers in an urban jungle.

Originally a bridal designer, Lhuillier has branched out into all sort of categories and licenses during her more than 21 years in the fashion industry.

The French fashion house brings its legacy of haute couture, fine jewelry and Chanel No. 5 to South Korea.

Gayle King talked Uber, the fate of magazines and compassionate leadership with LinkedIn’s Jeff Weiner.

For his first time in Paris, the designer’s “American Dreamer” went quietly into the night.

“New winds are blowing,” said Yamamoto after a beautiful show that drew its inspirations from the painter’s studio — and the graffiti artist’s paint can.

The designer went back to the classics with a collection that had all the overblown proportions Owens loves, and dramatic tailoring, too.

Casely-Hayford presented its spring collection in its studio rather than on the runway, in order to highlight the collection’s intricate craft work.

They accepted an offer around $3.5 million less than they were originally asking for the three–bed pad.

The collection was themed around the idea of a bunch of tourists hanging out at Paris Plage, but filtered through the label’s Parisian-cool put-togetherness lens.

Guests included Dwyane Wade, Gabrielle Union, Serge Ibaka, Shabazz Muhammad, Joey Bada$$, Reese Laflare and Lil Peep.

The collection was themed around the 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance automobile race.