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This is a level of craft and theater unmatched by any other designer in New York.

The prettiest way to wear color is hazy, washed-out and intentionally imprecise.

With an ingenious use of denim, leather and androgynous suiting, the brand is consistently a bright spot in an otherwise bleak New York show schedule.

Extravagance is alive and well.

The designer went on a spiritual journey this season.

From Cardi B to Michelle Obama, stars took some risks that paid off.

The brighter, the better.

Showgoers literally wore their support for the Budapest-based contemporary designer.

The collection was all about the '40s as seen through the '70s.

Who knew the neutral color palette could make such a fashion statement?

From python prints and plaid to slouchy suits and hair accessories.

"Go to Hell" with a skull in flames is pretty relatable at the moment.

From launching eponymous brands and partnering with department stores to designer collaborations and publishing deals, social media stars brought in billions this year.

Your January self will thank you.

A handy primer for the aspiring facialist in all of us.

We're not saying she singlehandedly brought "The Matrix" tiny shades trend mainstream, but we're not not saying it, either.

"Fake it 'til you make it," "dress for the job you want," etc.

Did your fave make the cut?

Aspirational stunners to give, to get and to covet for years to come.

She had her best year yet on the red carpet.

We reviewed 128 covers from nine leading U.S. fashion publications, and all but two titles — which remained stagnant — saw distinct improvement as compared to years past.

There was much more on offer, but was it enough?

These designer-name must-haves were everywhere this year.