In Paris, all eyes have been on Virgil Abloh. Today, the American designer will present his first collection as Artistic Director of Louis Vuitton Men's, but first, he was to present his latest creations for his own proper label, Off-White. Saturated with soon-to-be it-pieces, it was a conceptual interpretation of American pop culture with a French sensibility, a transformative take on fashion in the digital landscape. Infusing animated motifs of Bart Simpson, innovative treatments on denim and workwear pieces adorned with crystals and sequins, the result can be described as both eclectic and groovy.

The Orient, in its luxuriance and nomadic influences, mingled with the distinction of the high-society Milanese typical to Etro. Loose costumes, a bit bohemian, tuft silks and velvet with Asian prints, recalling the ties of the house with the art world since its inception, 50 years ago.

Once again, Fendi's interlocking F logo graced the runway in Milan, inly this time in different forms.

In his frantic race for victory at the Paris-Dakar, the Missoni man shows no signs of slowing down when it comes to style. Between race-inspired checker patterns given the Missoni treatment, the vibe was all-encompassing of both bikers and polo players. Overall, the collection exuded a sense of relaxed elegance, refusing to be confined by your definition of fashion.

Dsquared2's latest collection is for the urban adventurer, who puts on his finest military fatigues to face the city streets. The volumes are exaggerated, the attitude is cool but constructed, and the influence of streetwear is ever present. 

Miuccia Prada presents her latest mystery.

An ode to modernity.

For his first collection as Artistic Director of the Italian house, Hyun Wook Lee reviewed its fundamentals. The Canali man is placed at the center of the stylistic chessboard of the collection with appropriations of sartorial prose. Each look was beautifully wrapped in color, with volume claiming a sense of novelty.

Inspired by the world of tennis, the Z-Zegna Spring 2019 collection combines the sartorial mastery of the house with sporty dress worthy for the court. Always impeccably cut, the silhouettes of the collection perfectly balance performance and style.

Held in the inner courtyard of Florence’s grand Museo Nazionale del Bargello, Hiroshi Fujiwara unveiled the first part of his collaboration with the iconic Italian lifestyle brand.

For his first menswear collection at Roberto Cavalli, Paul Surridge started with a bit of bling that the house has become known for. He then transformed the runway into an urban, low-profile, and heteroclite cloakroom. The result? Smooth silhouettes with a touch of retro, and an edgy use of cut with the ubiquity of sportswear. It's a collection for today's youth, who claim freedom as their credo.

The designer's debut for the storied Italian fashion label was a nod to Cavalli's past, present, and future.

Watch the show live from Milan on our site Friday, June 15, at 2:00 pm EST.

True to his commitment to protecting the planet, Christopher Rauburn is attempting to bring awareness to the North Pole's melting glaciers, what he calls "the disappearing world." NASA gave the designer permission to use some their before and after imagery of the glaciers, and the plastic which composes the parkas is entirely recycled. A few pieces included the brand's core message: remade, reduce, recycled.

The global fashion event turns 94 this year.