From red contacts to holographic suits.

Oh TyLeR wAnTs AnOtHeR hEaDbAnD?! [Insert Spongebob meme here]

Here's what we'll be wearing from the London collections six months down the road.

From CBD gummies to extra-shimmery lip gloss and everything in between, these are the items we can't imagine getting through four-plus weeks of shows without.

Runway hair and makeup drew from materials like foil, rhinestones, gold leaf, fine pigments — and, of course, straight-up craft glitter.

Heaven help me.

In a Simone Rocha dress on late-night television.

So it is decreed.

From Simone Rocha hairclips to Staud handbags.

From Simone Rocha to Versus Versace.

Plus, Target is boosting its selection of natural beauty products.

Gucci was the only other entity to be honored more than once at Monday's ceremony.

A primer on the most popular styles from the runways in London.

J.W. Anderson, Mary Katrantzou, Peter Pilotto and more of our favorites kick off the European collections.

Lace or beading? No sweat.

Don't miss these one-of-a-kind retail destinations on your next trip to the British capital.

In partnership with the museum, Kim recruited designers who hadn't worked with the Met before — and spearheaded the store's first beauty collection.

Plus, orange eyeshadow was a popular pick.

Victoria Beckham and Amal Clooney are loyal shoppers at his revered London store, William Vintage.

From Burberry to Mother of Pearl, it was all about velvet and exaggerated sleeves.

Fashion Month kicked off across the pond with J.W. Anderson, Simone Rocha, Markus Lupfer and more.

No sweatpants here.

Two cities down, two more to go.

London is done rehashing the '70s. Instead, designers pushed themselves to bring new ideas to the table, or otherwise borrowed from the annals of English costume history, for a dramatic spring 2016 season.