Your high school yearbook, but make it fashion.

After attending five jam-packed days of runway shows, we edited them down to our top picks.

From "Euphoria" eyes to '80s hair.

The most exciting shows came from designers who weren't afraid to wear their hearts on their sleeves.

The joyous runway was a tribute to the past, a celebration of the present and a look to the future.

Jacobs assembled Guido Palau, Pat McGrath, Jin Soon Choi and Mei Kawajiri to create completely unique beauty looks for each of his 60-plus models.

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

Plus, Tyler Mitchell's Beyoncé portrait for 'Vogue' is being acquired by the Smithsonian.

They're the perfect way to make you feel luxe, even if you're carrying around a canvas tote bag.

Plus, millennials are changing India's wedding industry.

The supermodel closed the designer's runway show during New York Fashion Week.

Will clickbait-y videos of Naomi Campbell grocery shopping or Marc Jacobs learning to drive actually connect with large enough audiences to bring in ad dollars for brands?

Plus, how Instagram's move to hide likes will impact influencer marketing.

Though these inspirational figures are hot topics of industry discussion, what do we really know about their roles in the ideation and creation of a collection? Very little, apparently.

The designer celebrated his new line — and worked the store's cash wrap, too.

You know, a casual look.

See the best red carpet looks from Indya Moore, Mj Rodriguez, Billy Porter and more.

A must-read roundup of our most popular stories of the week. You're welcome.

The fashion industry has drastically changed in the four years since Marc by Marc Jacobs shuttered, but now Jacobs is reentering the contemporary market on his own terms.

The former "Gossip Girl" star opens up about how playing Vanessa changed her style and why she's going for simpler fashion today.

And if you're still confused about what "camp" refers to, look no further.

The jury has reached a verdict, your honor.

Looks from the ready-to-wear runway made appearances on several glossies this spring, from "Architectural Digest" to "InStyle."

Some of fashion's biggest names attended the couple's wedding in New York City.