It’s not often that a cornerstone of democracy and retail meet.

Chitose Abe set out to defy preconceived notions about clothes — for men and women — and she succeeded with a whimsical collection that was a color-packed mosaic of traditional tailoring.

Sacai designer Chitose Abe cosponsored the event and collaborated with the conceptual artist on pieces for her spring 2018 collection.

Chitose Abe put forth her stock and trade, blending multiple garments across many different aesthetics into cohesive pieces and a show with many moods.

Chitose Abe continued to convince with her demonstration on hybridization started in her fall 2018 men’s show.

Ugg has implemented a new strategy to recontextualize its place in the market and up its fashion quotient.

Shows by both young designers and internationally recognized brands helped generate buzz.

The two brands couldn’t be more different, but the local audience was happy to see them both.

Long gone are the days where designers closed their shows with a bride — or so we thought. If spring is any indication, runway brides might be back down the fashion aisle.

At the Sacai show, the singer-songwriter better known under his stage name Børns described the record, due out in January, as having a “futuristic Beach Boys” style.

Infused with a fresh, feel-good attitude, the garments felt lighter and easier than usual despite intense constructions.

Guests crowded into the Paris store to celebrate the end of Chitose Abe’s installation and her first children’s show.

Sacai and Undercover will present a joint show, and Toga and TakahiroMiyashitaTheSoloist are also to participate.

The Olympian will be talking up his new Rizzoli-backed book “Russell Westbrook: Style Drivers,” which is set to hit stores early next month.

Chitose Abe created a wardrobe of looks for women who do what they want to do when they want to do it.