Trends for spring ranged from voluminous drama to insta-ready bike shorts. Here, a comprehensive guide.

Here in joint statements, Kate and Laura Mulleavy find American independence enabling. American commercialism? Not so much.

Pictorials were all over the spring runways in jacquards, intarsias and a multitude of prints. Interpretations ranged from beachside imagery and outdoor scenery at Etro and Prada to Jeremy Scott’s Polaroid self-portraits with edge.

All around the town? Neiman’s fashion director argues that self-indulgent shows hurt emerging designers.

Designers turned to crafts to add interest to the clothes.

Casual with polish — a major message of spring. Designers expressed it in various ways, including with a focus on knits.

From Rei and Miuccia to Ralph’s 50th, Hedi’s stand at Celine and various explorations of gender, several collections were worth noting this season.

Sarah Burton showed a lyrical collection based on the notion of women finding strength in their vulnerability.

Karl Lagerfeld delivered spirited, God-I-love-to-get-dressed fashion in an idyllic beach setting.

For spring, Stella McCartney worked her signature of contrast of strength and softness.

Pierpaolo Piccioli translated the dream of couture into beautiful clothes, worn with a free spirit.

Demna Gvasalia projected modern glamour for spring — and mind-bending visuals onto LED tunnels.

In an emotional collection, Rei Kawakubo looked inward and found herself “fumbling around in the dark.”

For spring, Yohji Yamamoto showed a collection with a heightened sensuality quotient.

The Hedi Slimane era at Celine took off looking a lot like the Hedi Slimane era at Saint Laurent — only not strung out.