Cool, minimal houses like The Row, (new) Bottega Veneta and (new) Celine will be on a lot of racks next season.

From teeny-tiny totes to classic leather carryalls, we've edited down the season's offering to our standout styles.

See the hair and makeup that dominated the French Spring 2020 runways.

French brands proved there are infinite ways to welcome next season with open arms.

Fuel your wardrobe with these Day-Glo-style tops.

The designer will partner with Spanish-based group Puig.

Plus, the seven sustainability measures fashion executives should prioritize in 2018.

For fall, Dries Van Noten introduces the feather part. Fun!

Models wore them on their lips, eyes and hairlines for the label's Spring 2018 show.

From Dries Van Noten to Maison Kitsuné.

The designer showed an amazing assortment of clothes that every woman (and several men) surely wanted to rip off the models' bodies.

From Altuzarra’s saddle bag to Anya Hindmarch’s Pac-Man Ghost-inspired backpacks, here are all of the bags that really stole our hearts this season.

Seven looks to try now. Or never.

Statement neck accessories are everywhere on the Paris runways, except for where off-the-shoulder silhouettes were done to extremes.

From the colorful (Rochas) to the minimalist (Lemaire), we saw some really good stuff on Wednesday.

The designer offered a more glamorous approach to genderless dressing.

Will this new line by a former Dries Van Noten designer be the breakout star of the week? Anna Wintour was there, so it has a good shot.

Trust us, it was hard to just choose 15.

Your footwear forecast is looking pretty wild.

Forties silhouettes added a dose of glamour to what was otherwise a classic Dries collection.

The 'Harper's Bazaar' executive editor gave us the scoop on her favorite T-shirts, jeans and high-street picks and her plans to wear Hawaiian print muumuus to Fashion Month.

The co-founder of 'Refinery29' and author of a book about personal style knows a thing or two about getting dressed.

And T.J. Maxx benefits from port disruptions on the West Coast earlier this year

Style.com's Dirk Standen explains why Kanye West drives more page views than Karl Lagerfeld. Like, a million more.