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The Los Angeles designer, one of the few women to have a place in the cradle of streetwear, Fairfax Avenue, grew her celeb-loved jewelry collection into apparel and collaborations with Reebok and Nike.

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As usual, Artyomov offers a wardrobe that’s infused with cues to his heritage, for women who will have to be put together even when things fall apart.

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For its 10th anniversary, the brand founded by Ilan Delouis and Jenny Mannerheim reaffirmed its mission as a unisex, art-influenced brand for all.

The 3,300-square-foot store at 119 NE 41st Street is the brand’s second U.S. retail location.

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Alexis Mabille worked an engaging lineup of crisp dresses in piqué silk, mostly in blues and golds, shimmery brocades and a velvet devore.

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Browne tapped the alpine racing queen to star in his jewel-box of a tale, highlighting his extravagant fall collection mixing black tie formalwear and sportswear.

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Ece Ege was true to form, offering a stylized wardrobe with a mischievous take on good-girl dressing.

Elie Saab offered a varied and sophisticated lineup meant to take a woman from day into the evening.

Rabih Kayrouz is building a wardrobe for all-around, daily life — and marked this debut with a pure and precise lineup.

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This collection is inspired by stylish women who are in control from Lauren Elkin’s “Flâneuse” and Japanese vintage street style magazines.

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Lucie and Luke Meier updated their signature sophistication with a playful, bold touch. The result was a chic, optimistic collection filled with exquisite details.

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For his 10th collection, the designer took stock of his style and provided a mix-and-match lineup of clean tailored lines.

Hermès staged a live fashion show in Paris for its fall 2021 collection, and beamed in dance performances from New York and Shanghai.

Anton Belinskiy crafted a mashup of memories for times when life is on hold.

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Ester Manas and Balthazar Delepierre said their fall collection was inspired by U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris’ sorority.

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Designer Hélène Timsit astutely distilled surrealist touches in her realist wardrobe of the fall.

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The late designer’s executor has missioned Sotheby’s to value and sell off property from his residences later this year.

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Isabel Marant amped up her bohemian bent with fanciful, cropped vests.

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WWD’s Kuba Dabrowski captured the best looks as seen on the streets of Paris.

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Dior said the South Korean singer and actress was a key inspiration for its fall 2021 collection, due to be unveiled on Monday.

The designer’s punk romantic collection nodded to 19th-century silhouettes and 21st-century streetwear, a realm in which he has renewed currency since his 2020 collaboration with Supreme.

Donatella Versace went all in with the house’s key-like Greca motif, which inspired everything from the show’s maze-like 3D set to one of the male model’s buzz cuts.

Scheduled through 2022, the 15-city tour will hit New York, London, Sydney, Melbourne, Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Cape Town, Johannesburg and Seattle.

The collection will be presented in a digital format on March 8.

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Lisi Herrebrugh and Rushemy Botter focused on wardrobe essentials with their streamlined fall collection.

The TikTok star is launching the collaboration with the #ShowUsYourHappy campaign, which already has 22.7 million views on the social media platform.

Designer Rok Hwang is a global citizen with a unique point of view combining pragmatic dressing, romance and edginess, and this collection capitalized on it all with its item-driven lineup.