At a dinner Tuesday, Michael Preysman unveiled the brand’s plan to cease use of virgin plastic.

After years spent working for the best — Galliano, Lauren, de la Renta — Ratabesi’s best work is for herself.

Julie de Libran enlisted a group of influential woman, including Kirsten Dunst and Kristen Scott Thomas, to design sweaters for a cause.

Stella McCartney Cares is a new philanthropic platform registered in the U.K.

The question posed seemed to be: how to make it modern? The answer was to be to embrace the look of DIY and recycling.

Cortazar worked within the parameters of sexy, summer dressing but populated the lineup with unusual details and decorative effects.

Chitose Abe operates from a template. Keeping it current is a matter of her impeccable taste and exacting eye.

Clare Waight Keller used the gender-nonconforming life of Annemarie Schwarzenbach to conjure a collection of strong, elegant femininity.

Thom Browne made a couture-level celebration of American preppy iconography into unsettling political commentary.

A day at the races with Hermès is a pristine affair of rich, sporty clothes for the good life.

Joseph Altuzarra captured the feelings of new, summer love in a happy, vibrant collection.

It’s been a good long while since Watanabe cast his singular eye on denim for the majority of a collection.

The show marked the brand’s 60th anniversary.

It was only a matter of time before the influencers swarmed. Rich’s brand of tongue-in-chic tacky is a beacon for these girls.

There was something quite seductive and badass about the clothes, even the delicate ones.