Dries Van Noten

Featuring unconventional cutouts, cotton candy pastels and comfy cotton dresses.

In other words: This is what we'll be wearing post-pandemic.

Which was your #1?

Everything you need to know to get ahead on next season.

Let's face it: You probably thought about buying a Rowing Blazers sweater after watching "The Crown."

A primer on the most popular styles from the French capital.

Meet the thongs you won't hate.

The organization also confirmed that there will be no ceremony this year.

"We agreed that the current environment although challenging, presents an opportunity."

Bathmats, face masks, sandals and more.

The absolute best from New York, London, Milan and Paris.

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

Next season, you can look forward to the return of the pointy-toe heel and the embellished chunky boot.

Through all the commotion, these are the ones that stood out to our editors.

Including unique shapes, glitter fringed totes and a lot of Dior.

From feather-accented flats to platform heels galore.

Featuring all manner of sleek hair, black eyeliner reinvented and ribbons aplenty.

Everything you need to know to get a leg up on next season.

Highlights included Kate Middleton in an Alexander McQueen re-wear and Florence Pugh in a hot-pink Dries Van Noten cape

Just one woman's opinion.

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.