Much of the Spring 2021 hair and makeup seemed to have been an afterthought — but a handful of defiantly optimistic looks shone through.

It's all about making a statement — while staying comfortable.

Featuring super cozy fall staples.

"Joy Run" is a continuation of the brand's Fall 2020 presentation, which explored athletics free of a gender binary.

A lesson in styling your swimwear with your regular clothes.

How is it almost August?!

From floral-print flip-flops that are fit for the beach to oversize button-downs that double as chic cover-ups.

Swimsuit-and-Bermuda short pairings ahead.

From minimalist one-pieces to brightly-colored bikinis.

Just because beach parties are off the table, doesn't mean you can't dress for one.

Plus, what fashion's pivot to PPE production will mean for the industry.

From sweatsuits and cozy basics to "the best lotion I've put on my body."

From stunning coffee table books to juicy tell-alls.

Come for the vampiric lip colors, stay for the dramatic face coverings.

Or, for the especially talented, your next DIY polish job.

At the Fall 2020 shows, it felt like the momentum around body diversity on the runway was slowing down at times.

The show-slash-workout brought attention to how athletes are discriminated against for their gender, ability and bodies.

Dryer balls, Rent the Runway subscriptions and super comfy shoes.

For Charli Howard, Kate Upton and other models whose bodies don't fit the mold, working at their size meant dougie or die.

From "Euphoria" eyes to '80s hair.

"I'm not even attending any events or any shows that are not inclusive."

All you need is a touch of glitter or subtle graphic detail.

Collina Strada and Chromat used their Fall 2019 shows to communicate the idea that we're facing a genuine environmental crisis.

Stylists are still facing challenges when it comes to dressing non-white, non-sample-sized clients.