The L.A. sisters name-checked Bram Stoker’s 1992 film “Dracula,” directed by Francis Ford Coppola, as a reference for their glamorous Gothic runway tale of puff sleeves, peplums and spectacular pearl tassel embroideries.

The designers took an aesthetic turn away from flower-decorated and ethereal, and into elegant Eighties power dressing.

The Mulleavy sisters make a dramatic return to New York with an enchanting show that demonstrated the mesmerizing force of their vision.

Kate and Laura Mulleavy photographed the collection on friends including Kirsten Dunst, Kim Gordon and Ava Phillippe.

This collection epitomized the designers doing what they do — going glamorous, glorious and weird.

Kirsten Dunst, Benjamin Millepied and Brie Larson were among the guests at the house’s Paris Couture Week debut.

Kate and Laura Mulleavy presented what felt like their first real attempt at a commercial collection, inspired by “Charlotte’s Web.”

Kate and Laura Mulleavy elevated their execution for spring without sacrificing their starry-eyed heart.

Laura and Kate Mulleavy celebrate their fall 2016 collection — and Kate’s birthday — at Berlin in the East Village.

Glowing skin and dark lips created a pretty-yet-tough beauty look.

Kirsten Dunst and Tessa Thompson sat front row at Rodarte’s Fall 2016 show.

A fashion expression of San Francisco freedom and creativity fueled Kate and Laura Mulleavy’s fall collection.

Miguel, Justin Theroux and Petra Collins attended the low-key party at The Jane hotel.

Inspired by poetry, James Kaliardos and Odile Gilbert created a soft, natural look at Rodarte.

Kate and Laura Mulleavy imagined clothes for their favorite poets with a collection that was not necessarily modern, but committed to dreaming.