Seen on the most recent fashion week runways: slogans, slogans, slogans, from T-shirts to sweaters.

There was a thread of ease and nonchalance to the construction, approachability in the earthy palette, yet packed with character that all mixed well together.

Tommy Hilfiger revamped the Milano Congressi with a racetrack set worthy of the “Fast and the Furious” franchise.

In a vague statement about its spring 2018 runway plans, Marchesa confused rather than clarified.

The Chinese couturier considered life, and created a bouquet of theatrically extravagant florals harnessing every technique in her arsenal

Kym Ellery’s voluminous proportions and cutout shapes were familiar territory, drawn out into more dramatic looks for evening, but the combination of both bespoke and ready-to-wear on the runway made for confusing reading.

Laura Carmichael, Pixie Lott and Melissa George were also among the guests.

Silky satin separates take on a casual attitude for spring.

A once frowned-upon color post-Labor Day, this classic hue is done up in items from shoes to bags and hats.

A romantic island getaway vibe infuses natural textures and tropical prints for spring.

Transparency is a coveted trait; that fact was clear in the accessories collections for spring.

Statement earrings for spring telegraph boldness, novelty and graphic punch.

For her third see-now-buy-now men’s collection, Stella McCartney took Ibiza as her muse, while keeping with her sustainability efforts.

A selection of the 30-piece lineup will be available on genny.com starting from Monday.

The photos are a moody display of Kris Van Assche’s take on men’s formal dress.