The second half of 2019 has been an exciting, wild ride for designer Daniella Kallmeyer.

“We’re going to announce it at some point in an interesting way,” the actress said of the project, expected to be released in 2020.

The exhibit explores how women have appropriated the tradition of men’s black-tie attire.

Titled “Slow Things,” Sarah Staudinger’s pre-fall collection referenced a mix of playful, surf culture with ready-to-wear and accessories that nodded to summer ease.

Hungarian designer Sandra Sandor infused Nanushka’s signature modern bohemian with Nineties minimalism for pre-fall.

For Nicole Miller’s pre-fall collection, the designer mixed a crossover of Seventies and Eighties styles with a palette inspired by the works of Frank Lloyd Wright.

Richard Avedon’s iconic photography lead to a focus on movement, both dramatic and ethereal when it came to product design.

The fashion favorites, up-and-comers, and cause célèbres to know now that the Golden Globes, Screen Actors Guild and Critics’ Choice nominees are out.

Cantine Ferrari’s Matteo Lunelli succeeds Andrea Illy at the head of the Italian luxury goods association, which presented its 2020-22 plans on Friday.

The events, held to mark the release of Styles’ new album “Fine Lines,” are from Dec. 14 to 19 at 7080 Hollywood Boulevard and 329 Broome Street.