Jean Paul Gaultier’s Spring 2018 couture show was a noted tribute to the designer Pierre Cardin, most known for his mod creations and space age designs of the 1960s. Here, our show notes on the collection.

From seeing double at Margiela's show to Vauthier's rectangular bedazzled sunglasses— this year's couture was extra rebellious.

Clare Waight Keller (formerly of Chloe) just debuted her very first couture collection for Givenchy in Paris. The British designer’s moonlit show was comprised of dark black and blue gowns (often paired with sharply tailored blazers both long and short) embellished with feathers and crystals and some menswear options, too. Below, our show notes for the collection.

See every piece from the collection.

Ellery had a major first this season. The Australian brand with a cult following presented its first couture show alongside a pre-fall ready-to-wear collection. It was the second time the line had presented in Paris, and suiting, chunky capes and draped dresses dominated the runway—plus, some new silhouettes that might take the top tier place of “most wanted” in lieu of the brand’s signature wide flare trousers. Here, our show notes for the collection.

It's as fun and adorable, as it is fresh — featuring 2018's biggest "Culture Remixers."

More than the designs, Kris Van Assche brought back the '90s with his cast of male supermodels.

Schiaparelli just presented its Spring 2018 collection, inspired by the meeting of African and European cultures, along with visual references from imaginary kingdoms. The result were tulle and feathered dresses, and transparent knits that took on a life of their own. Below, our show notes for the collection.

Dior’s latest couture show was a surrealist affair. Fishnets stockings were paired over sandals, dresses were veiled by peacock feathers and structure was created by braided horsehair—all under the lights of the Rodin Museum in Paris. Below, our show notes on the collection.

For menswear Fall 2018, designer Demna Gvasalia and stylist Lotta Volkova bury looks under layers and layers of clothes.

By women, for women.

The freshly-signed model is also releasing an album.

One supermodel is a show-stealer, two is a coup.

With some new judges.

A new gender-neutral collection for kids is unexpected.