Iris van Herpen

See the latest and greatest coming out of the Paris runways.

Two shows — one scripted, one unscripted — and many stand-out looks.

We missed you, major red carpet moments!

From Billie Eilish's Old Hollywood, "holiday Barbie"-inspired Oscar de la Renta look to Yara Shahidi's custom Dior tribute to Josephine Baker

The presentations themselves gave us plenty to talk about.

Any time Iris van Herpen is on a red carpet, it's spectacular — but this look was especially great.

She eschewed straightforward mushroom motifs for more subtle references to the intricate, branching networks of fungi underground.

The actor, producer and AerieREAL Kind Hotline ambassador talks about her approach to fashion in both her professional and personal life, her collaboration with longtime stylist Jason Bolden and her brand partnerships.

From an epic Christopher John Rogers moment to lots of Mugler.

Plus, Romeo Hunte on redefining what it means to be an American designer.

A tale of two fashion houses.

You may know him for the website he founded almost 15 years ago. But after an awards season styling Joey King, Eng is making his mark in fashion.

The purple-and-orange makeup look matched her graphic-heavy Iris van Herpen cape gown.

Just a little shine to hold you until the weekend.

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

The HBO hit series celebrated the debut of its final season in New York City.

From red contacts to holographic suits.

Designers have been experimenting with black lights on the runway and glow-in-the-dark looks this season.

These fresh-off-the-runway pieces are guaranteed to have critics and fans alike saying, "I just wanted to take another look at you."

Plus, "Rolling Stone" is up for sale.

A final dispatch from the shows, including Maison Margiela, Alexandre Vauthier, Guo Pei and more.

The Costume Institute's landmark exhibit of the year opens to the public Thursday.

Head curator Andrew Bolton explains how the Met's next fashion exhibit will seek to reconcile the oppositional relationship between the hand (manus) and the machine (machina).

Meet the Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture's newest guest members.