Another brand joins the cruelty-free movement.

The biggest night in music saw some of the biggest and best gowns from the likes of Lady Gaga, Rihanna, Lorde, and more.

Maxime Simoëns presented his second collection for Azzaro, the legendary French fashion house in Paris during couture week. True to the brand’s celebrity following of the past (Sophia Loren, Raquel Welch and Marisa Berenson), his pieces were all about glamour. Think: high-shine metallic blazers for men, purple feather boa jackets, and sequined pants. Below, our show notes on the collection.

For the first time, Acne Studios merged its pre-fall collection with its main collection to show during couture week. Creative director Jonny Johansson showcased a collection that featured dreamy scarfs, oversized silhouettes, and cult-worthy bags to fit all your essentials. Below, our show notes for the collection.

Not only was Guo Pei’s Spring 2018 show presented inside a French circus in Paris, it was also reminiscent of the same level of dramatic performance. Each model took their own turn parading on the stage, and at the end, there was a scene involving falling feathers and a live drummer. Below, our show notes on the collection.

For Viktor & Rolf’s Spring 2018 couture collection, the designer duo made every single piece out of a single fabric: Japanese technical satin duchesse. All garments were cut on the bias, and the models wore exaggerated flower and leaf themed headpieces. Below, our show notes on the collection.

Clare Waight Keller (formerly of Chloe) just debuted her very first couture collection for Givenchy in Paris. The British designer’s moonlit show was comprised of dark black and blue gowns (often paired with sharply tailored blazers both long and short) embellished with feathers and crystals and some menswear options, too. Below, our show notes for the collection.

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Ellery had a major first this season. The Australian brand with a cult following presented its first couture show alongside a pre-fall ready-to-wear collection. It was the second time the line had presented in Paris, and suiting, chunky capes and draped dresses dominated the runway—plus, some new silhouettes that might take the top tier place of “most wanted” in lieu of the brand’s signature wide flare trousers. Here, our show notes for the collection.

Dior’s latest couture show was a surrealist affair. Fishnets stockings were paired over sandals, dresses were veiled by peacock feathers and structure was created by braided horsehair—all under the lights of the Rodin Museum in Paris. Below, our show notes on the collection.

The designer behind an It-girl accessory (who doesn't love a crown) is moving into new territory, but with the same bold, colorful, and covetable aesthetic that put her on the map.

The SAG Awards commenced yesterday in Los Angeles and, as a smaller ceremony, celebs were willing to take bigger risks — from Kate Hudson's polka-dotted Valentino to Millie Bobby Brown in Converse.

Much to the excitement and curiosity of everyone.

You don't need a front row seat for a front row look.

The famous family are the latest stars in the "Our Family" campaign.