Michael Halpern delved further into his fantastical world of sequins and all things shiny and over-the-top.

This collection marked a change for Rocha, who swapped her voluminous silhouettes and rounded forms for something a little more restrained, youthful, brighter and more commercial that in past seasons.

Chung wanted to celebrate femininity in all its glory with a collection that brought together her feminine signatures with tougher-looking pieces.

Ryan Lo’s collection was the usual mix of elegant and playful, with a dash of childhood fantasy thrown in.

Molly Goddard slimmed down her fantastical tulle and taffeta dresses to great effect and paired them with balaclavas and flat, sturdy boots.

The up-and-coming label went all out with a collection heavy on the embellishments and all things high-shine.

The collection was inspired by badass 19th-century Central American “bandidas” and “pistoleras.”

Influenced an image of the 1967 Venice Beach Rock Festival, Beattie sought out to elevate the relaxed fashion and energizing spirit depicted through modernized silhouettes.

Bovan has been making big — multicolored — waves in London, with his larger-than-life designs bolstered by crinolines, his wacky headwear and lots of draped, textured or cutout knitwear.

Jill Stuart mixed rock ‘n’ roll with whimsy, which resulted in a fresh, playful fall collection.

The collection was once again presented to the press during showroom appointments, without the presence of designers Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig.

For fall, the designers were thinking small, special and sustainable as part of a move to a project-driven rather than season-driven, model.

Sartorial influences were at the core of this collection, rooted in the brand’s timeless and discreet elegance.

Tunes playing pre-show at Zang Toi’s latest show — “This Land Is Your Land” and “Take Me Home, Country Roads” — set the tone for the patriotic inspired lineup.

Images from nature — including marble, jagged rose quartz and rough blue geodes — were the starting point for the fall J.Mendel lineup.