Tod's

Featuring lingerie dressing and crisp suiting.

These are the looks that we'll want to recreate come September (and probably even earlier).

Italian designers favored pointed toes and buckles this season.

The leaders in luxury leather goods did not disappoint.

Our top picks fresh off the Italian runways.

From sky-high platforms to beaded (and butterfly!) embellishments on sandals, they're all about being the center of attention.

Featuring calming neutral tones and party-ready metallics.

As supporting — and diversifying — the next generation of fashion talent becomes more crucial than ever, brands are getting more serious about working with schools.

If it feels like calming earth tones are everywhere, that's because they are. And there's a reason for it.

They're also inviting others to contribute to the fund.

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

Featuring chic pouches for your water bottle, box clutches and even more tiny bags.

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

Including micro crossbodies at Fendi, extra-large totes at Jil Sander and sure-to-be-winning clutches from Bottega Veneta.

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

Plus, Alber Elbaz returns to fashion with a Tod's collaboration.

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

Seasonally-appropriate dressing isn't a bad way to go.

The in-between can cause problems, if not handled efficiently.

Never mind the fact that Bella and Gigi Hadid walked the runway.

Leather loafers, meet embellished stilettos.

And Target is implementing beacon technology.

And Khloé Kardashian posed for a very sexy 'Complex' cover.