This was the third see-now-buy-now collection from Urban Zen alumni Bessie Afnaim Corral and Oliver Corral.

Ralph Lauren’s Bedford extravaganza didn’t make deadline. A Tuesday afternoon exclusive preview did.

The campaign, named “Disrupt the Future,” features black-and-white images.

The luxury men’s clothing and accessories collection will hit stores in October.

Rachel Mansur and Floriana Gavriel applied the purist design philosophy that’s worked wonders for accessories to their debut ready-to-wear collection.

The capsule, hitting stores this week, includes T-shirts and sweatshirts printed with vintage-like manifestos conceived by Miuccia Prada and Rem Koolhaas’ AMO Studio.

The images, infused with a Forties’ vibe, were shot in a Parisian bistro.

Sofia Crociani quietly unveiled her couture collection with a focus on eco-friendly fabrics like organic silk and elegant, minimal looks with touches of the ethereal that were intended to stand the test of time.

Matteo Montanari lensed the joyful images.

The designer tapped Dutch photographer Annemarieke van Drimmelen to lens the collection.

The budding multihyphenate is the face of Steve Madden’s new global campaign.

The sensual images were shot in New York by Mario Sorrenti.

He combined his love of the Hamptons with Native American culture for a direct-to-consumer collection.

Nicole Warne, Julia Restoin Roitfeld and Lee Sung-kyung are among the personalities to appear in the images and short movies of the #amoferragamo series.

Designers mixed more traditional fabrics of wool and cotton flannel with lyocell, leather and some embellishments in skirts, jackets and more to give plaid an edgier look for fall.