Bertrand Guyon explored the founder’s obsession with astrological signs and flowers through the prism of her lesser-known Fifties designs.

Circus elements from Dior’s house lore came together in what was probably Maria Grazia Chiuri’s best show yet for the couture house.

The Berlin collective delivered a sci-fi collection that reflected on the theme of exodus, using the symbol of the nettle to represent immigration.

The designer showed a nineties-inspired collection that transcribed key women’s wear trends onto the male body, including a series of glitzy tops.

The collection was more straight-to-the-point and streamlined, even if the idea is to layer up looks.

A rebellious streak underpinned Ulyana Sergeenko’s collection, giving it an edge intended to evoke feminine strength and bonding.

The “Rogue One” actress just wrapped “The Aeronauts,” in which she plays a circus performer and hot air balloon pilot.

With functionality the thing this season, the line was full of it, including a hunter-inspired jacket with in lieu of a lining one giant pocket running along the inside of the piece.

It was all still very engineered but with a stronger focus on couture fabrics.

Naomi Campbell, Farida Khelfa and Natalia Vodianova squeezed into the crowd that gathered for the ceremony.