Véronique Nichanian jumped on the streetwear bandwagon with shiny track pants, oversized hoodies and parkas in technical fabrics.

Yosuke Aizawa looked at workwear for his Spring collection.

Maximum star power at Balmain’s runway show with the Opera’s finest talent and Rousteing’s creations.

The collection carried a tongue-in-cheek Ivy League theme.

Rousteing took his bow in a deep-V Breton wrap sweater, and worked many of those French standards into his typically jazzy lineup.

Mathieu de Ménonville had in mind a safari theme with an urban twist for the season.

Christian Slater joined rising actors Lucas Hedges and Barry Keoghan to take in the show.

Kris Van Assche, who is celebrating a decade at the helm, paid homage to the know-how of the brand with a new Christian Dior Atelier label.

The major activewear brands continue to battle it out in courts – with mixed success – while Kering became ensared in a controversy over where its sunglasses are made.

Dior’s Sidney Toledano welcomed guests including Felipe Oliveira Baptista, Boris Bidjan Saberi and Jean-Charles de Castelbajac.

Full of dots, patchwork and pastel colors, this collection was like a bright fashion rainbow arching across Place Vendome.

AVOC’s Laura Do and Bastien Laurents matched the inspiration for their “Business as Usual” collection to the stark grayness of the Philharmonie – corporate looking but creative. “Colorful silhouettes but in black and white,” Laurent said. A touch of yellow provided asperity in the sea of putty gray, lab coat white and black. The glitchy […]

Executive creative director Aitor Throup said he had wanted to look at denim in a new way by pulling the production process apart.

The line looked to faraway inspirations for the colors and textures while maintaining a French touch in terms of execution.

The overall mood was cleaner and more graphic, with slogan looks telegraphing an ultraclean, preppy-punk vibe.