Demna Gvasalia tackled a new subject: the Internet, especially the Darknet, though there was no real design news in the collection.

The designer in the collection faced his fears, exploring his painful memories of living through the Georgian Civil War.

Demna Gvasalia went back to his designer roots, “and back to the [Martin] Margiela approach.”

The brand for its “No-Show” event, held in a car park, presented looks shot on locals in Zurich, where the brand is now based.

Demna Gvasalia delivered another interesting Vetements collection, a study of stereotypes.

The show had the usual electricity, with silhouettes ranging from supersize puffers to tiny jeans jackets.

Gabriel-Kane Day-Lewis sat front row at the spring show.

The show had the usual electricity, with silhouettes ranging from supersize puffers to tiny jeans jackets.

Everything that launched Vetements into fashion’s insular stratosphere was on the runway for fall, expanded and upscaled.

A packed house for its spring runway show signaled that curiosity is high about this buzzy, androgynously punk label.