Paris Fashion Week

Time is an illusion — and so is clothing, apparently.

The week surprised us with everything from spray-on dresses to Minecraft fashion.

Who knew baggy sweats could look so runway-ready?

Long, ropey braids continued to be a staple — in some cases extending so far that they hit the ground — while artful, mixed-media beauty moments were also big.

See the most memorable new accessories, fresh from the French runways.

Try not to smile looking at these outfits.

We're talking Janet Jackson, Ana de Armas, Cynthia Erivo, Gemma Chan, Emma Chamberlain...

The designer wants to make sure you notice the details in his latest collection for the luxury fashion house.

The collection emphasizes lightness and movement — plus, really fun accessories.

Here's everything we know so far.

See what Karlie Kloss, Ashley Graham, Hari Nef and more wore.

For its latest offering, the French luxury house tapped into a traditional, ultra-romantic sensibility.

Catch the collection's anthurium-decked bra tops as the new street-style "It" item.

The Italian luxury label also welcomed a celeb-studded front row — and an unexpected crowd of fans, too.

The collection draws parallels to both ancient Egyptian and Roman costumes.

"Ready-to-wear may be beholden to certain practical considerations, but that doesn't mean that the woman who wears it isn't any less entitled to fantasy than those who buy couture."

Anthony Vaccarello's latest runway featured all things maxi, slouchy hoods and a star-studded front row.

The founder of Koché has also been the artistic director of Maison Lemarié for more than a decade, hand-picked by Virginie Viard to work on Chanel's Métiers D'art.

"These designers stay true to their own voices instead of conforming. They don't try to grow by distorting their message — they push themselves to make it louder."

Plus, Burberry is reportedly looking for a new creative director.

She leaned into the '60s mod feel of her black-and-white set with her beauty look.

See you next season!

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