Extravagance, imagination, craftsmanship and now, integrated technology — it’s enough to make the head spin. WWD looks at some of the fall season’s special moments on the runway and off.

The fashion historian and curator unveiled a collection of couture pieces made of t-shirts transformed by Madame Grès’ draping techniques.

The designer used hand-crafted techniques to replicate new technologies in an abbreviated collection.

Now several couture and ready-to-wear seasons into her tenure at Dior, Chiuri has shown ample bravado, more so with political/philosophical messaging than with pure fashion.

Bertrand Guyon’s hothouse collection, inspired by Elsa Schiaparelli’s love of nature, found a natural habitat at the Paris opera house.

In her craft-intensive explorations of the relationship between nature, mankind and technology, the designer once again opened up new possibilities for fashion’s future.

The collection, with its Joan Collins circa “Dynasty” vibe, felt more like a literal, old-school flashback to Olivier Rousteing’s fetish decade.

Paper gave a Space Age note to the Dutch demi-couture designer’s signature of upcycled collage of vintage fabric finds and unusual materials.

The show will be held on Sunday night at the National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art.

Shailene Woodley and Donatella Versace were also among the guests.

Spotted at Armani Privé in the wake of an Oscar snub, the German actress will star in the upcoming spy thriller by Israeli director.

The designer followed his instinct and designed what he felt like, instead of following a theme.

“Ceci n’est pas” a Dior masked ball inspired by Maria Grazia Chiuri’s surrealist collection shown earlier in the day.

The collection will be presented by appointment only during Haute Couture.

The actress joined guests including Monica Bellucci, Haley Bennett, Willow Smith and Naomi Campbell at the Dior couture show on Monday.