Feast your eyes on the season's best.

The cream of the crop from a jam-packed fashion week.

From Altuzarra’s saddle bag to Anya Hindmarch’s Pac-Man Ghost-inspired backpacks, here are all of the bags that really stole our hearts this season.

Welcome to our final daily roundup of the season.

There were supermodels, '80s references and bejeweled shower shoes.

The best street style from days 7 and 8 in the City of Lights.

From Yeezy Season 3 in New York to Vetements in Paris, the industry has feverishly embraced the too-cool-to-care aesthetic — on the runways and in the street.

Inspiration points ranged from ballet at Valentino to Sailor Moon at Kenzo.

Now *this* is street style.

And utilizes that brown LV monogram in ways that made them appealing for the first time in a while.

See the fall 2016 collection as it comes down the runway in Paris.

Complete with fluid jersey dresses, tutus and ballet flats.

Karl Lagerfeld transformed the Grand Palais into a replica of Coco Chanel's own show venue at 31 rue Cambon.

Entitled "La Collection de Paris," the old-school presentation was the first to take place at the French label's new couture house.

Showgoers demonstrated a fondness for the cozy style in a range of color combinations.

A few flouncy gowns never hurt anyone.

Statement neck accessories are everywhere on the Paris runways, except for where off-the-shoulder silhouettes were done to extremes.

At shows like Acne and Nina Ricci, designers put a new spin on staple items.

Riccardo Tisci's latest collection is a far cry from the delicate, serene, black-and-white range he showed in New York last September.

Phoebe Philo offered up the kind of luxe, low-key separates that her loyal customers will want to live in.

A successful translation of a fashion house's heritage by a new designer is a rare and difficult feat, but Gvasalia rose to the occasion.

The lineups at Vetements and Balenciaga consisted of white models exclusively.

Rei Kawakubo was inspired by punk and 18th-century silhouettes for fall 2016.

From Issey Miyake's technological marvel to Alexandre Vauthier's sexy ready-to-wear.