Haute Couture

"I feel like season one was only one or two facets of me — obviously, it's a show about affluence, so it led heavily with me, the jewelry and the clothing — but my life is so much more well-rounded than that."

Kim Jones plays with celestial themes and exposed underpinnings.

Pierpaolo Piccioli recruited runway legends, from Kristen McMenamy to Mariacarla Boscono to Hannelore Knuts, and emerging faces alike to showcase how couture might look on a range of people.

Get it? Because there was a horse on the runway?

And Maria Grazia Chuiri moves into a more structured silhouette.

Daniel Roseberry pared things back to just black, white and gold — to magical effect.

The presentations themselves gave us plenty to talk about.

The first Black American to present haute couture as a guest of the Chambre Syndicale paid homage to Black innovation.

The designer talked modernizing archival looks, made-to-measure jeans and learning to love himself in a suit at the "Vogue" Forces of Fashion digital conference.

Actor and house ambassador Margaret Qualley served as the bride.

For Fall 2021, Maria Grazia Chiuri focused on touch.

Plus, London Fashion Week to resume in-person shows.

From Kristen Stewart in Chanel to Naomi Campbell in Alaïa to Elle Fanning in... well, everything.

The label was invited as a guest member for the Fall 2021 season by the the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode.

Plus, Laverne Cox is coming to the E! red carpet.

With a special appearance by Precious Lee.

It's his first time officially designing not only womenswear, but also haute couture.

With no red carpets or galas, the designer moves his attention to other parts of the couture client's wardrobe.

We're seeing a lot of very happy clients in Dior's future.

She eschewed straightforward mushroom motifs for more subtle references to the intricate, branching networks of fungi underground.

A much talked-about fashion week look.

Featuring a film by Nick Knight and models on aerial rings.

Think bathrobe-inspired gowns meant to be worn at home and voluminous coats that ensure social-distancing measures are followed.

See all the looks from the latest out of the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode's digital fashion week.