Which A-list infant will grace the front row with their presence? —
Celebrities have been bringing their children to fashion week for years, but after North West — Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's two-year-old daughter — was seen crying in the front of her father's show last season, the issue of kids on the fashion sidelines has been up for debate. How young is too young for fashion week?
Who will replace Alexander Wang at Balenciaga? —
After only six seasons, Alexander Wang is parting ways with Balenciaga to focus on his successful namesake line, which -- rumor has it -- is about to take on a new backer. His showing at Paris Fashion Week will be his final collection.But if Wang's out, who's in?
What elaborate set will Karl Lagerfeld think up for Chanel? —
Many designers strive for inventive, immersive sets for Paris Fashion Week, but none do so as impressively as Chanel. In past seasons, creative director Karl Lagerfeld has transformed the runway into a casino, a bistro, a supermarket, and an iceberg among other places. Where will he take us next?
Who will take home the prize for most ridiculous stunt? —
If last season's Zoolander appearance at Valentino, or last year's "feminist" protest at Chanel are any indication, the fashion community has no problem poking fun of itself, especially when it comes to elaborate, headline-grabbing stunts. Who will surprise us next?
What will Gigi Hadid do next? —
Between her new campaigns with TopShop, Max Mara, Balmain and Tom Ford's Velvet Orchid fragrance; her September covers for W; and her very public best-friendship with Taylor Swift, the 20-year-old is inescapable these days. Where will she turn up next -- and with whom?
Can London Fashion Week thrive in a parking lot? —
This season, London Fashion Week is moving from the city's historic neoclassical Somerset House near the Thames to the Brewer Street Car Park in bustling Soho. Will the British Fashion Council be able to imbue its this new venue with the glamor and style of LFW's former home?
Will Johnny Coca be able to save Mulberry? —
It's no secret that since the recession, British heritage brand Mulberry has been struggling with plummeting profits. But this could all change with newly-appointed creative director Johnny Coca, who designed Céline's most successful handbags in recent memory. Will he be able to reverse Mulberry's fortune?
How will New York Fashion Week cope without Mercedes-Benz as sponsor? —
Last season saw the end of the long-term relationship between New York Fashion Week and title sponsor Mercedes-Benz. Since then, its been announced that the event is moving its base from uptown at Lincoln Centre to two venues in Midtown and SoHo, and has merged with edgy MADE Fashion Week, which gave early support to the likes of Alexander Wang and Proenza Schouler. Is this this the beginning of a new era in New York fashion? 
What will happen when Riccardo Tisci brings Givenchy to New York? —
On September 11, Givenchy -- the French fashion house beloved by Kanye West, Kim Kardashian, Ciara, and countless other trendy A-listers -- will be showing in New York instead of Paris for the first time in its history, timed with the opening of a massive New York flagship store. Adding to the buzz, creative director Riccardo Tisci made 820 tickets available to the public. Few details have been released (for example: where they plan to fit 1000-plus spectators), but if past shows are anything to go by, it's going to be a high-impact star-studded affair.
Is the Jeremy Scott documentary any good? —
Jeremy Scott: The People's Designer is set for release on September 18, right in the middle of this fashion month. Scott -- pictured here at this year's Met gala with friend and muse Katy Perry -- can be polarizing (not everyone is a fan of his Barbie and McDonald's aesthetic at Italian brand Moschino), but if there's one thing everyone loves it's a navel-gazing fashion documentary.
