The men dressed as well as — if not better than! — the ladies.

The Brooklyn-native's designs were most recently seen on Kerby Jean-Raymond and Lena Waithe at the 2019 camp-themed event.

The Pyer Moss founder was presented with Pratt's 'Visionary Award' by the legendary Dapper Dan at the school's "Really Good" fashion show.

And Beyoncé graced us with her presence — in Balmain no less — so there's that.

Speakers include Tory Burch, Tom Ford, Wes Gordon, Kerby-Jean Raymond and more.

The winners will be announced on June 3 and the ceremony will return to Brooklyn Museum.

Plus, what to look forward to this fashion month.

From Pyer Moss's powerful "American, Also" series to Brandon Maxwell's fall imagery starring his grandmother.

With Jonathan Cohen and Emily Adams Bode named as the runners up.

Plus, Y/Project will show its Fall 2019 menswear collection at Pitti Uomo next year.

The visual concept includes ad imagery and videos from Chicago's Southside, Baltimore, Los Angeles and Brooklyn's Brownsville.

These are the recurring hair, makeup and nail themes that captured our attention and took our breath away this season.

Designer Kerby Jean-Raymond brought showgoers to Weeksville in honor of his brand's fifth anniversary, an ongoing partnership with Reebok, new artwork by Derrick Adams, a Fubu collaboration and, above all, the African-American experience.

Plus, Karl Lagerfeld delivers his candid reflections on aging and a whole bunch of fashion people.

You even have the chance to cop a pair before everyone else.

The longer, the better.

The designer made his triumphant return to the runway for Fall 2018 — complete with a Reebok collaboration — marking a whole new beginning for his company.

The ready-to-wear line, along with the designer's renditions of the DMX Run 10 sneaker, will be released for Fall 2018.

Plus, Victoria's Secret Fashion Show ratings hit an all-time low.

Including Coach, Naeem Khan, Sally LaPointe and more.

It will address the global history of black designers — and models — from the 1950s to the present.

From Opening Ceremony, J.Crew, Victoria Beckham and more.

After fighting to keep his business and trademark, the menswear designer channeled his disillusionment into a collection entitled "Bernie vs. Bernie."