Rosaura Henkel, Elizabeth T. Peabody and Julia Salvi were honored at the Fiesta, which was cochaired by Carolina and Reinaldo Herrera.

Colorblocking in bold, saturated hues dominated the market rounds this season.

Transparencies prevailed throughout the spring season.

For spring, designers in Paris revved up their collections with sporty designs, referencing tracksuits, racing gear and team logos.

Long gone are the days where designers closed their shows with a bride — or so we thought. If spring is any indication, runway brides might be back down the fashion aisle.

A flower here, a flower there: Spring’s most memorable prints were mixed blooms in everything from abstracts to graphics. 

From standout collections to newer labels to look out for, this is everything you need to know about the accessories presented during Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2018.

Antonin Tron’s tailoring skills came in handy for spring, adding a military element to his bodycon signature style at Atlein.

Old Greece and streetwear informed Gianluca Ferracin and Andrea Masato’s unisex collection Edithmarcel.

August Getty aimed to break through fashion’s street wear sensibilities with a glamorous, feminine collection.

Anna Molinari’s spring collection aimed to find a balance between sensual and romantic.

Gianluca Capannolo’s spring lineup married form and color to graphic, sophisticated results.

For spring, the first thing Arthur Arbesser set out to do was soften things up. After fall’s more aggressive lineup, it seemed fitting to change gears.

Vivetta Ponti’s spring collection drew from the dreamlike art of Andrey Remnev.

Rebecca Moses’ spring collection for Alcantara aimed to show the breadth of possibilities the house offers.