“it was all about borrowing clothes from your loved one,” the designer said of the graphic collection, which was a departure from his signature moody colors and liquid look.

The unisex collection felt cleaner and more sartorial looking, with a focus on precisely cut tailoring.

The collection did provide of the kind of moment rare this season, one of genuine fashion.

The collection showed a more merch-friendly, cleaner side while retaining the designer’s colorist sensibility and nomad instincts.

For spring, Haider Ackermann sought to deliver plenty of glamour, but without the compelling drama so typical of his runway.

Luka Sabbat, Lil Peep and Catherine Baba were among guests trying to beat the heat.

The collection was fresh and sophisticated, a new kind of streetwear: tailoring with swagger and rough edges.               

Katsuya Kamo and Inge Grognard created the beauty look of the show.

The rapper opted for an eye-popping pasty look at Haider Ackermann.

Ackermann’s clothes befit women of substance — been there, done a whole lot, their depth of experience central to their allure.

The collection had a punk feel, with magnified houndstooth fabrics patchworked with black leather for vests and jackets.

Here was one of the designer’s most ravishing collections in years, captivating with its drifting silk, trailing ribbons and delicious tropical colors.

WWD went behind the scenes at Haider Ackermann’s spring show.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning author is hitting Paris fashion week with his 13-year-old son Abe and writing about it for GQ magazine.

The designer battled rainy skies with a color-drenched collection.