The brand is opening its first retail store on Howard Street this month.

The collection was inspired by desert cultures.

The collection showcased graphic design elements.

The collection blended athleticism with spirituality.

The show also introduced the designer’s new collaboration with Danish soccer brand Hummel.

The line was genderless and conceptual.

A stronger focus on sportswear, sustainability and outdoor-inspired active wear among the key trends, with Craig Green’s show adding to the event’s buzz.

Classic men’s briefs get a modern infusion with performance fabrics and updated constructions.

The brand has built a stable of looks that for many, never go out of fashion.

John Elliott debuted his first women’s line alongside his men’s, which showcased his adventurous use of fabrics and his streetwear pedigree.

Among the first to mix streetwear with sleek tailoring, Sean Combs created an enduring, successful blend for the 20-year-old Sean John brand.

Drug references were rampant in the fall show.

The collection was inspired by an opium parlor.

The collection was younger and more colorful the second time around.

The designer drew from the rich archives of the brand.