Tory Burch played on contrasts in silhouettes, prints, palettes and fabrics with her latest fall collection for Tory Sport.

Having an international customer who shops in varying climates, the team from Galvan looked to their creative director, Sola Harrison’s, recent trip to Bali to infuse a wintery jungle theme into their fall lineup.

The designer complemented his pre-fall lineup with a beautiful range of cocktail and evening attires.

With Steven Sebring, the avant-garde designers drew up a striking, high-tech presentation that opened up new possibilities.

Katie Hillier and Luella Bartley cast their eyes to the Eighties, and to the pop colors and patterns of Kansai Yamamoto.

Luisa Orsini and Antonine Peduzzi, creative directors of the buzzy handbag label TL-180, have been tasked with refreshing the brand.

Judith Milgrom added an array of tuxedo jackets to her smart fall collection.

The Pink line included a capsule of sweatshirts playing on the band T-shirt graphics used for Prince and the Revolution’s Purple Rain Tour in the mid-Eighties.

The couture pieces grabbed all the attention, especially the twists on traditional Moroccan garb like a top and skirt honed from finishings from every city the designer has visited.

A capsule of upcycled furs designed in collaboration with André Walker was the standout.

The pièce de résistance in the handiwork intensive collection with was a floor-sweeping pastel gown covered in circular tea-stained ruffles.

For her first collection on the official schedule, the Japanese designer chose to contrast textures rather than colors on her muted looks.

Citing “the beauty of controversy,” Nicolas Ghesquière built a replica of the Centre Pompidou inside the Louvre for his eclectic collection.

Susana Clayton boiled it down to the essentials and offered surefire staples that drew on the label’s past strength — trousers!

A romantic orchid print sat among the stark, rock-infused pieces — one of Lagerfeld’s favorite flowers.