The Bravo reboot is embracing diversity, inclusion and fashion in the digital age.

The Paris Fashion Week street-style set is looking to medieval times for their latest trend.

The “Pose” star starts off the Oscars red carpet in an elaborate Christian Siriano look.

“I wish I could control and make every single dress myself that we put out there, but it’s not physically possible,” Siriano tells WWD exclusively.

The app offered the ability to “like” or “love” looks passing through the Christian Siriano runway on Saturday.

At this star-packed show based on futurism, the best pieces were the most down-to-earth.

It may have taken awhile to make it up to Top of the Rock, but Christina Hendricks, Christina Ricci, Debra Messing, Tess Holliday and others were ready and waiting in the front row of the designer’s show Saturday afternoon.

The designer took lavender to the extreme for pre-fall, injecting it into sculptural gowns and a wide range of modern daytime silhouettes.

The 11 Honoré pop-in will feature an array of styles in sizes 12 to 24 from designers such as Brandon Maxwell, La Ligne, Prabal Gurung, Sally LaPointe, Victor Glemaud and Zac Posen.

Seating will be first-come-first-served, and the discussions are meant to cover an array of topics.

Siriano made it a point to lighten the mood with a glamorous view of a Hawaiian holiday.

The gubernatorial candidate sat in the front row at the designer’s show Saturday afternoon.

Malcolm Gladwell, Young the Giant, Salman Rushdie, Padma Lakshmi and Michelle Wolf among the featured names.

The designer discussed his dresses-for-all approach to the red carpet while in L.A. for an 11 Honoré dinner with Maye Musk and Britney Young.

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