
Gucci —
The Autumn-Winter 2016 season was dominated by the feminine look Alessandro Michele introduced at Gucci last year. This season continued that theme with 1970s motifs and flowing fabrics.

Dries Van Noten —
Dries Van Noten showed beautiful looks that were both poetic and pragmatic.

Prada —
Miuccia Prada brought boyhood in full force with sailor hats, shorts and race car-covered jumpers.

Louis Vuitton —
At Louis Vuitton, artistic director Kim Jones continued to push the brand in a new and exciting direction, defined more by a fashion statement than the usual traveling wardrobe concept.

Craig Green —
Conceptual designer Craig Green projected futurism and military vibes on the catwalk, all rendered in a minimal palette.

Marni —
Don't let the luxurious furs fool you. This season Marni had a youthful spirit, with sneakers, crew necks and creative color combos.

Missoni —
According to designer Angela Missoni, the collection channels a fictional rock star who went soul-searching in the Himalayas.

Soulland —
London brand Soulland presented its collection outdoors in Bloomsbury Square Garden regardless of the rain.

Nasir Mazhar —
Nasir Mazhar's all-black collection was inspired by club gear, fetish wear and goth fashion.

OAMC —
OAMC mixes directional ideas with a strong sense of wearability. The clothes have attitude and energy, and are made in the best possible factories.

Pigalle —
Designer Stephane Ashpool (center) soft color palette brought a feminine touch to his classic sportswear.

Raf Simons —
Raf Simons' menswear showing was his first since leaving his post at Christian Dior last October.

Rick Owens —
Black? Unconventional silhouettes? Leather? Rick Owens is nothing if not refreshingly consistent.

White Mountaineering x Adidas Originals —
The Japanese-German partnership landed in Florence with an elaborate light show.


