After a brief, coronavirus-imposed pivot to digital, the French brand returns to what it knows best.

The 37 looks were unveiled via a short film and a miniature mannequin display on Monday.

The brand also announced that it plans to stick with the established fashion calendar.

Plus, costume designer Emma Fryer breaks down Nicholas Hoult's royal "rock 'n' roll" leopard prints and pearls.

Featuring chic pouches for your water bottle, box clutches and even more tiny bags.

See all the best celeb FROW looks.

But when will her feminism include a broader spectrum of body types?

Maria Grazia Chiuri presented her vision of golden goddesses on the runway.

Bonnie Cashin retired from design 35 years ago, but her legacy still dictates how women dress.

See the best-dressed celebrities of the night.

They're setting a very high bar for awards season fashion.

Plus, an Instagram product review account receives investor backing.

The brand presented its runway show on Tuesday in Paris.

Plus, has being an "All American" brand lost its appeal?

Somewhat riskily inspired by the Moroccan city of Marrakesh.

The French conglomerate's revenues grew 16% for the first quarter of 2019, thanks to stellar performances from Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior Couture.

From saddle bag belts to monogrammed bucket hats to buffalo plaid logo parkas, prepare to see these commercial hits all over Instagram this fall.

Mark your calendars for April 29.

"Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams" expands on last year's couture exhibition in Paris, charting the brand's history from 1947 to present day.

Fashion and leather goods — by the likes of Louis Vuitton and Dior, specifically — are still bringing in big bucks for the luxury conglomerate.

All of Maria Grazia Chiuri's latest for the label, fresh off the runway in Paris.

See Maria Grazia Chiuri's dance-inspired imagery captured by Harley Weir.

Giddy-up! The Saddle Bag launches in stores on Thursday.

The solitude, serenity and sprawling landscapes of places like New Mexico, Utah and Nevada are calling models, designers, photographers and influencers in droves.