Finish out the season sartorially strong.

Optimistic fashion, right this way.

From pastel biker bottoms to brightly colored track shorts.

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

Models like Lindsey Wixon, Mariacarla Boscono and Natasha Poly have dominated the runways.

This season's offering is particularly bold.

Including riffs on the classic red lip, metallic everything and museum-worthy hairstyles.

From another masterful showing from Daniel Lee at Bottega Veneta to unexpected collaborations from Emilio Pucci and MSMG.

From "The Matrix" aesthetic to low-brimmed hats, this is how Italian designers want us to dress next season.

It's a no-fail option for both business and pleasure.

Beyond the classic camel color, we found this coat in pretty pastels and punchy hues.

The sporty garment just got a high-end makeover.

Also, because pockets are great.

Even if you can't afford Balenciaga.

Time to bust out your acrylics.

Seriously, what are these?

A handy primer on the most popular styles from the runways in Milan.

There's creative inspiration, and then there's straight-up copying. These designs fall more in the latter camp.

Or at least, not any time soon.

Street style stars are going to be really hot come September.

From the runways at Jil Sander, Ferragamo, Missoni and more.

Plus, Stephen Colbert learns how to pose with "Sports Illustrated" cover stars Ashley Graham and Hailey Clauson.

Whether you're looking for a classic investment piece or something more on-trend, these are the styles to shop now and wear until spring.

Milan designers took a turn for the wearable, or lighthearted, for spring 2016.