Valentin Glémarec turned to streetwear and modern tailoring to build a world where refined and elegant collided with ugly and spontaneous.

A race car theme led to great neon jackets in crackled leather, techy sport separates, poppy floral prints and a big push on denim.

Narciso Rodriguez showed a strong collection for spring 2019. It radiated an aesthetic that was minimalist but not plain.

A strategic alliance promises to expose members to a new art form.

This collection epitomized the designers doing what they do — going glamorous, glorious and weird.

The Parisian artist developed three patterns appearing in Moncler men’s and women’s spring collections.

Mira and Lihi Zwillinger brought a much-needed sense of fantasy, allure and charm to bridal week.

Inspired by a garden in full bloom, the overall tone was ornate femininity.

The collection relied on traditional silhouettes with a sense of modesty, covered in intricate beading and delicate embroidery.

The collection featured pretty and tame gowns in traditional silhouettes for the bride searching for soft elegance.

The collection was inspired by pearls of wisdom.

Legends Romona Keveza marks the designer’s biggest seller at retail, this season offering traditional gowns in newly introduced gardenia lace and French embroidered Chantilly lace.

Romona is the new capsule by Romona Keveza with a youthful and fresh spirit, featuring six styles priced between $1,200 and $2,600.

The designers offered a mix of traditional and contemporary silhouettes, with plenty of floral embroidery and other textural elements.

Romona Keveza Collection is a bit more daring and multifaceted, meant for a bride with a bit more daring in her fashion choices.