Proving that New York is still an important fashion capital, Jason Wu showed an elegant collection with linear but languid silhouettes.

The deisgner presented his vision of all-American sportswear, which he infused with femininity, sexiness and glamour.

Wu’s tenth anniversary show reflected confidence in his work and momentum in his business.

Wu was feeling folkloric reference, bias cuts and fragility for resort.

The designer delivered a collection of calm and strength in an intimate setting.

Yadim for Maybelline, Paul Hanlon for Moroccanoil and Deborah Lippmann created a Man Ray-meets-elegance beauty look at Jason Wu.

Diane Kruger, Jamie King and Jennifer Hudson were among the front-row guests at the brand’s fall show.

Jason Wu sent ladylike looks charmingly askew with colorful fur, feathers and sexy ribbed knits down his fall runway.

The classic tension of sturdy, masculine tailoring and fragile, feminine lace and lingerie was beautifully played.

Jason Wu showed textural American sportswear with an emphasis on ruffles and lightness.

Embracing a "wear-now" philosophy, Jason Wu used starched wool as the primary base for a resort collection inspired by the works of Ghada Amer and Jean Royère.

Diane Kendal for Lancôme took inspiration from Charlotte Rampling for the makeup.

Emily Ratajkowski sat front row at Jason Wu.

Wu’s watchwords for the season were strength and seduction. He delivered both, as well as pragmatic versatility.

With his mood board stocked with images of Dan Flavin’s early work, the designer talked about how the artist’s graphic shapes played out in his clothes.