London Fashion Week

Seen at Oscar de la Renta, Giambattista Valli, Molly Goddard and many more autumn runways.

Featuring elegant heels and look-at-me boots.

A primer on the most popular styles from across the pond.

Featuring sculpted leather, flouncy dresses and some seriously cool accessories.

He's building a British fashion house with a New York sensibility — and a whole lot of glamour.

The six-look "demi-couture" collection fuses traditional menswear with artful tulle confections.

"If we were able to show this season, Barbie would be our woman of choice to open the show."

Plus, the party is paused for Alexander Wang.

The news comes shortly after the U.K. entered its third national lockdown.

Plus, The British Fashion Council cancels the next London Fashion Week.

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.

It's all about making a statement — while staying comfortable.

Take it from their "under the sea"-inspired collections.

A primer on the most popular styles from across the pond.

The brand draws prescient connections between her 1992 novel, "The Volcano Lover," and the many challenges we face today.

Featuring liberating silhouettes, strong tailoring and sharp tailoring.

"I didn't design this collection with cocktail parties or ballrooms in mind, but purely from the desire to capture in dressmaking the individuality embodied by savoir-faire, and the joy it brings to those who wear it."

He collaborated with artist Anne Imhof on a show that featured live music, choreography and, of course, clothes.

A mix of physical events and digital debuts — i.e. a "phygital" lineup.

Plus, London Fashion Week is happening for Spring 2021.

It'll be outdoors — and there will be no audience.

Plus, part three of "WWD"'s interviews with Black fashion creatives on the work that needs to be done.

Following a series of open letters from groups in the industry, two of fashion's biggest trade groups are now chiming in on the matter.