Jason Wu continued to take the stuffing out of severe Boss tailoring with a breezy, nautical collection.

Positano, Italy, stripes merged with Trancoso, Brazil, rustic bohemia.

Sport-inspired pop-up shops will open in Tokyo, New York and Hong Kong.

This was the third see-now-buy-now collection from Urban Zen alumni Bessie Afnaim Corral and Oliver Corral.

The majority of the models cast in Miuccia Prada’s show were not caucasian, yet the show didn’t feel like a forced diversity message.

Giambattista Valli’s show was a smart fusion of ballerina off-duty and on-stage.

Little by little Nadege Vanhee-Cybulski is getting more comfortable and less polite.

Infused with a fresh, feel-good attitude, the garments felt lighter and easier than usual despite intense constructions.

Albert Kriemler’s spring runway was awash in odes to the work of Alexander Girard.

There was a lot of improbable chic happening inside the tent, a literal fashion bubble, under which Phoebe Philo staged her spring show.

Joseph Altuzarra’s first collection shown in Paris, where he grew up, earned more than passing marks — it looked perfectly at home.

Paging Leisure Suit Larry and girls gone gonzo: Jonny Johannson’s spring collection was a thrift store on acid.

Alessandra Rich expanded beyond her ditzy-fab dresses with military-inspired tailoring and posh but plucky tweeds.

Organic shapes and bold Marimekko prints were reworked for noble, tribal punk princesses.

There was beauty and familiarity. And with 40 looks shown in 30-plus minutes, there was a lesson in patience as a virtue.