The label looked to dissonance as a source of inspiration in the middle of a very unusual season.

After years of being written off as too difficult, upcycling gained serious momentum in a season made topsy-turvy by a global pandemic.

From New York to Paris, from actual runway shows to digital presentations, it's been... an interesting Fashion Month.

From classic leather carryalls to pearl-embellished minis, we've edited down the season's offering to our standout styles.

Demna Gvasalia made sweatsuits and robes into eveningwear using upcycled techniques.

Featuring liberating silhouettes, strong tailoring and sharp tailoring.

Ahead of the (mostly virtual) September shows, IMG's Noah Kozlowski explains.

Plus, 'Vogue' features 67 people working behind-the-scenes in fashion.

It's gonna be a weird season.

Optimistic fashion, right this way.

Socially-distanced guests watched the parade of mini-bags on a wooden catwalk in the French countryside.

From Gucci to Michael Kors.

Plus, will LVMH and Kering continue to dominate the luxury sector post-pandemic?

Plus, what the fall of department stores means for luxury brands.

Facilitated by Business of Fashion, this call follows on the heels of Tuesday's open letter and proposes changes to runway shows, the fashion calendar and discounting.

The brand "has decided to take control of its pace and reshape its schedule."

From unexpected details to unique print pairings, this trick lets you borrow from the catwalk in your outfit-planning.

Including Chiara Ferragni, Tessa Thompson and more.

Well, "tones back" is relative, for Versace.

Let them eat cake — just... not the ones they're wearing.

Christopher Kane's jelly-accented coats, JW Anderson's tinsel-trimmed knits, Simone Rocha's pearl-embellished dresses and more.

The brand was born out of Henrietta Rix and Orlagh McCloskey's love of vintage. Now, they're working with the archives of one of their favorite fashion houses.

That wasn't the only surprise Stuart Vevers had in store.

The designer got real about the challenges facing young designers today — with music.