Celebrities such as BTS, Zhang Ruoyun, Li Xian and Oh Se-hun boosted online audiences for the recent men’s fashion shows in Paris and Milan.

The shows also featured several new names, body-shaping designs and dramatic sleeves.

The New York-based fashion label used almost 500,000 Swarovski crystals for its first couture collection, available to buy online.

Imane Ayissi found harmony in cultural exchange.

It seems that mushrooms are a thing for spring.

Experiences on offer include lunch with Jean Paul Gaultier, a night at Boucheron on Place Vendôme and a visit to Coco Chanel’s Paris apartment.

The designer hand-painted clothes and bodies for his debut collection at Paris Couture Week, sponsored by MAC Cosmetics.

Ronald van der Kemp looked toward a world gone mad to find meaning.

Inspired by the Roman goddess Voluptas, Alexis Mabille offered up a dramatic wardrobe full of movement.

The filmmaker collaborated with Dior’s Maria Grazia Chiuri for the second time on a short movie showcasing her haute couture collection.

Julie de Libran teamed with storied Parisian artisans to craft an expanded wardrobe.

For his sophomore outing, Olivier Theyskens explored the boundary between simplicity and sophistication.

The Paris-based fashion house also plans to show its next women’s ready-to-wear outside of Paris Fashion Week.

Ulyana Sergeenko stepped back a century with her opulent Art Deco-inspired collection.

The 24-year-old designer will show his first haute couture collection less than a year after launching his fashion brand during the coronavirus crisis.