Copenhagen, Helsinki and London fashion weeks aim to be the greenest of all.

A look at the street-style trends that prevailed at New York, London, Milan and Paris fashion weeks.

From the Prada satin headband to statement clips, hair accessories emerged as one of the biggest street-style trends to come from the fall 2019 collections.

Jordan focused solely on knitwear for her collection inspired by her recent trip to Kenya.

Katie Ann McGuigan took the spotlight with her feminine reinterpretation of the Japanese Bosozoku biker subculture.

Instead of a fashion show, Lee provided a platform for women to be seen and heard.

Colorful, printed silk shirts were the highlight of Roberta Einer’s collection.

Design duo Levi Palmer and Matthew Harding started with a simple cotton shirt — and have moved on and on and on from there.

This year’s edition channeled Federico Fellini’s trademark Italian hedonism.

Seung-Gun Park presented a collection of “unflattering” headgear contrasted with lots of intricate tailoring.

For her debut runway show, Hannah Weiland reveled in her flair for magpie dressing, building on the growing buzz around her label’s faux fur coats and pearl accessories.

This was one of the most polished outings from Lulu Kennedy’s Fashion East showcase in recent seasons.

Wickstead immersed herself in the world of tradition and nostalgia of “The Godfather” trilogy and delivered a range full of old-school charm.

The designer said she was inspired by the construction and framework of her house.  

Design director Fran Stringer mined Pringle’s brand’s 200-year archive for the brand’s return to the runway.