In his first men’s and women’s collection, the designer put the sexes on equal footing, uniting them through tailoring.

The collection radiated charm and, better yet, was only a teaser. Browne is planning a whole new men’s collection for his Paris coed show in March.

The collection served as a bridge toward the designer’s first coed show in March, by further blurring the boundaries between the genders.

The designer filtered the pageantry of 18th-century dress through the lens of East Coast prep.

This Marie Antoinette-takes-on-Tom Brady collection offered up curving seersucker coats enhanced with panniers, football-style padding, or corset lacing.

The collection explored the crossover between masculine and feminine wardrobes through the prism of classic American sportswear.

“Sometimes something that is beautifully made is the most fashionable,” Browne said.

The master tailor in this captivating show delivered a series of elaborate gowns crafted from a suit’s parts.

The designer perverted proportions while opening up the codes of men’s tailoring to women’s.

Thom Browne made a couture-level celebration of American preppy iconography into unsettling political commentary.

Browne’s aim was to take “very classic ideas” and good old American sportswear and re-introduce them in a fresh way.

Thom Browne tumbled down the rabbit hole and through the looking glass into his own surreal world filled with the preppy motifs of his American youth.

Thom Browne’s couture-level fall collection was a gray flannel dream.

Thom Browne went back to where it all started, the gray suit, but the focus was on tailored sportswear and outerwear.

The designer said he created the investment pieces to withstand the test of time.