The runway show will take place on May 2 in a still undisclosed location.

The designer took Tokyo’s dark side as his theme for this racy collection of neon sign colors, and textures and silhouettes that nodded to the city’s myriad sex clubs.

The show will be held on Nov. 27 and coincide with the launch of the brand’s concept at Valentino’s flagship at Ginza Six.

WWD’s Style Director Alex Badia and Prestige Beauty and Digital Editor Alexa Tietjen discuss the fashion and beauty trends of the moment, and how to wear them both on and off the runway.

Surf’s up for resort with collections boasting bright colors, playful prints and lots of Neoprene.

Originally prized for vacation wear, resort collections also offer sleek and sultry nocturnal fare — with “Blade Runner” airs.

Leopard prints lent an exotic brio to all manner of accessories for resort.

Contemporary designers played with stripes and checks for resort, mixing colors and patterns.

Designers of all kinds of accessories proposed a pop of color to punch up their offering for resort.

This season saw an upbeat injection of creativity and emphasis on color and statement prints.

Andrew Gn wants to bring back black and white in an Internet age obsessed with color.

Raf Simons’ playful exploration of Americana continued for this collection.

Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski boiled the Hermès universe down to the essentials with handsome results.

The label offered a reprieve from the frenzy of modern life with an oxygen-infused lineup of earthy-tinged elegance.

The collection was a bit disjointed, but there were covetable pieces to pick out.