The patchwork-heavy collection is an overwhelming feast of fabrics.

A new study out of Canada may have the answer, but it also may not be what you want to hear.

The almost exclusively black collection showed off the technical work behind the brand's designs.

Dolce & Gabbana, for one, is funding a research study — as the entire luxury sector takes a sales hit in China.

Plus, fast-fashion's growth in 2019.

Before we all head off to Paris next week.

Safari, but make it fashion.

Apparently she was not the only one on the red carpet?

Brie Larson, Taylor Swift, Naomi Campbell and more celebrated the publication's annual "Time" 100 issue.

Plus, Adam Selman drops his ready-to-wear line and turns to athleisure.

Plus, Gap to close hundreds of stores.

Brands like Hermès, Dolce & Gabbana and Coach have created separate spaces just to hang out with (and maybe Instagram-bait) you.

Speaking of DNA, genetically blessed families and supermodels spanning several generations walked the runway hand in hand.

"You want to mix in the local culture," says costume designer Mary E. Vogt. "That was really really beautiful."

She wore fantastic Dolce & Gabbana for a visit to SiriusXM Studios on Wednesday.

There's plenty of graffiti and leopard print, natch.

You have to trust me on this one.

Never have playing cards seen so much glitter.

Fourteen hours before its actual show.

They also went all out on the pattern front.

Plus, luxury brands fall behind beauty brands in earned media value.

Plus, the Nordstrom family is trying to buy back the company that bears its name.