Featuring tailored top handles and quilted carryalls.

"I'm not even attending any events or any shows that are not inclusive."

No shoes were thrown this year, but there were some fashion rebels in the crowd, from Zendaya to Lauren Hutton.

The two-for-one phenomenon is becoming increasingly popular as both audiences and brands place more value in content — and relationships — with authenticity.

Dressin' like a glass of milk.

The Shrek-like shade is still going strong.

Call it the Alessandro Michele effect.

The designer went on a spiritual journey this season.

A must-read roundup of our most popular stories of the week. You're welcome.

"I save up a bunch of money and I just go ham shopping for streetwear looks."

The official fashion week calendar may stick to a binary, but these brands won't.

Yes, there's good news in The Fashion Spot's latest diversity report, but also some important lessons for the industry.

At least, we definitely do.

This is athleisure like you haven’t seen it before.

Modeled by an absolutely star-studded cast.

From A$AP Rocky to Laura Dern to Rami Malek, the gang's all here.

Jack and Lazaro are back in New York.

He may just be the new king of print.

Playfully sexy clothes, killer casting and unconventional details keep the art-conscious label endeared to fans.

Plus, which influencers should actually be at fashion week?

We can't believe this is happening again.

As one of the world's biggest — and most shameless — polluters, the industry has a responsibility.

Expect to be tempted by lots of Marine Serre and Loewe in stores next season.

Balenciaga did puppy-and-kitten totes and Alexander Wang introduced fresh new shapes, while cowboy boots and Nike collabs were everywhere.