As seen through the lens of Adam Katz Sinding, founder of the respected streetstyle blog le21eme.com.

The first French-Japanese saké had a beautiful, intimate party for its inauguration during Paris Fashion Week!

Fall in love all over again with these gorgeous gowns and the incredible women who wore them.

Activism, graffiti, velvet, and giant furs made up Demna Gvasalia's Fall 2018 collection for the French fashion house.

For fall 2018, Valentino was a school theater production in the vision of Pierpaolo Piccioli.

Givenchy's Fall 2018 collection saw long, loose silhouettes paired with major overcoats.

Olivier Rousteing and his "Balmain Army" showed us that holographic fabrics and logomania are not going anywhere.

Inspired by Monsieur Saint Laurent's Russian collection, Anthony Vaccarello highlights extremely ornate designs through artifacts, romantic blouses, tassels, and sequined jackets.

Titled "West Village," Virgil Abloh presented tapestry prints, riding boots, and elegant silhouettes for his Fall 2018 collection.

Drawing on the theme "Art Brut," or Outsider Art, Dries Van Noten delivered a collection with sophisticated prints and fine feathers.

He will show his first collection for the British brand in September 2018.

Pure fashion poetry.

Cloudy with a chance of post-apocalyptic glamour.

This season, Creative Director Anthony Vaccarello brought lean silhouettes, leather, and lots of leg to the Parisian runway.

In Paris, Lacoste—a brand that has just experienced a second birth—debuted their Fall 2018 collection. This time, the range was dedicated to nature and paid homage to the brand's unique golfing history.