Hollywood hero Tom Ford’s new chairmanship at the CFDA, Rodarte’s recent flower-filled L.A. runway spectacular, and the flagging momentum of New York Fashion Week have some industry insiders looking to L.A. for the future.

While they may be showing and selling their collections elsewhere, these brands have built global stockists and followings as big as many of their New York counterparts.

The tie-up includes a grant of stock in The Wing to the Time’s Up organization.

On April 19, the Latina actress, musician and influencer will become the face of the brand’s new mascara.

“To have [LVMH] with an upscale hotel would be a big benefit to the street,” said Chuck Dembo, a partner in Dembo Realty in Beverly Hills.

Today’s fashion system rewards those who have creative vision that translates beyond the runway.

“No one was being snarky for the sake of being snarky,” said new judge Elaine Welteroth. “We were there to be honest, and give critical feedback with the intention of making them the best designers they could possibly be because we were rooting from them.”

“It’s cool to support bigger designers when they’re more accessible to people who don’t have a lot of money for high fashion things,” said “The Walking Dead” actress Alanna Masterson at the bash.

With a handbag slung over her wrist, and camouflage mary jane shoes on her feet, maybe, just maybe, Miu Miu’s glamour girls can save us after all.

“Putting something really small on top of something big,” was the latest exercise for designer Chitose Abe.

“When aristocracy started to meet street culture,” was the inspiration for Clare Waight Keller’s collection of feminine tailoring and plissé floral dresses injected with sporty touches.

“Sometimes something that is beautifully made is the most fashionable,” Browne said.

“This is about saying we appreciate and love you,” Zendaya said of the multigenerational, size-inclusive cast of models, all women of color.

“it was all about borrowing clothes from your loved one,” the designer said of the graphic collection, which was a departure from his signature moody colors and liquid look.

“Size-inclusivity has been important to me always — if women in my family can’t all wear it, I don’t want to make it,” Zendaya said of the inclusive message of the show.