The classic sartorial tradition was updated with a urban, casual vibe in the collection presented in the garden of Milan’s Bulgari hotel.

Lightness is the new luxury for Brioni, which showcased a range of exquisite featherweight fabrications in a series of lifestyle installations.

“Boys will be girls, and girls will be boys,” said a buzzy John Richmond backstage before his Eighties-inspired co-ed show.

The techno-sports collection featured collaborations with Linda Farrow and “Easy Rider.”

The showman put on a Mad Max-style spectacle and concert for his hard rock-inspired show, which included a collaboration with Kiss.

The designer paid ode to youth in the graphic, boyish, street-inspired collection featuring a collaboration with South African artist Jody Paulsen.

No surface in this collection was untouched by print, gloss or sparkle while models glowed and flashed like beacons on a dark road.

The collection put the focus on a serious issue facing our planet: desertification.

An imaginative wedding between Truman Capote and Ernesto Guevara was celebrated at the Marni show.

The athletes will wear the new EA7 Emporio Armani uniforms at the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2020,

McCartney was in a celebratory mood, showing off her spring 2020 men’s and resort collections, and offering up a few details about her collaboration with old friend Taylor Swift.

Andrea Pompilio presented another pretty collection, this time infused with a joyful, summery vibe.

The designer in this serene, elegant collection expertly mixed soft tailoring with workwear structures.

Surfaces were crinkly, cellophane shiny or bright as fireflies as in a lineup of light blue, green or burnt orange tailored suits.

The guest list was as diversified as can be.