This Grammys was about music’s new divas, from Billie Eilish to Billy Porter, vanguards of individual style challenging what a rock star looks like at a time when diversity is still not a reality.

“Helping artists figure out their individuality is inspiring,” said stylist Brett Alan Nelson, who is dressing Lizzo and her dancers for the Grammys stage.

Pierre Cardin, Christian Lacroix and Clare Waight Keller were among attendees at the fashion display.

The tie-up includes a trophy travel case and a capsule collection designed by Vuitton men’s wear creative director Virgil Abloh.

After sitting out the couture for four years, the exacting designer is showing only 15 looks at her salon-style show.

The Los Angeles designer once known as the copycat king has pivoted.

In advance of an interview, the designer sent WWD a statement on why he’s taking a runway break.

The hiatus is more primal than a stop to smell the roses. Lim wants “to take a moment to breathe.…To think about the act of joyful creation again.”

Next month Agnès B. will open La Fab — a museum in Paris’ 13th arrondissement that pulls from her private collection of 5,000 artworks.

Ceo Hélène Poulit-Duquesne discusses the brand’s new high-jewelry collection, global markets and why she considers the house “a 160-year-old start-up.”

“It’s been the greatest creative opportunity of my life,” the 80-year-old feminist artist said of working with Dior’s Maria Grazia Chiuri.

The week will feature Jean Paul Gaultier’s last haute couture show, and the return of Bouchra Jarrar.

“It’s such a strong presence in the zeitgeist,” said stylist Andrew Gelwicks of the fashionable show, which seemed to influence the playful mood on the SAGs red carpet.

Kim Jones described the British stylist, jeweler and art director as someone he “hugely admired.”

A look back at Paul Smith’s path to power, in fashion, retail and business.