The Spanish fast fashion retailer reported 1.1 billion euros in annual profit.

Contemporary French labels are doubling down on smoother looks, tweaking wardrobe staples to perfection and laying on the leather.

For the brands who have made knitwear their signature like those who gave it pride of place this season, it’s proving to be a fertile terrain, commercially and creatively.

Julien Dossena has a knack for mixing disparate elements into something entirely new, and highly seductive.

Mossi Traoré’s collaboration with South Korean artist Lee Bae transformed a dress into a work of art.

Christian Wijnants worked a bold collection that shifted the focus from Sunday afternoons at the museum to an evening at the opera.

Alexis Mabille worked an engaging lineup of crisp dresses in piqué silk, mostly in blues and golds, shimmery brocades and a velvet devoré.

Elie Saab offered a varied and sophisticated lineup meant to take a woman from day into the evening.

Rabih Kayrouz is building a wardrobe for all-around, daily life — and marked this debut with a pure and precise lineup.

Isabel Marant amped up her bohemian bent with fanciful, cropped vests.

Georg Lux layered on the lurex for his glamorous “After Midnight” collection.

Victoria Feldman and Tomas Berzins offered a street savvy lineup with a gender fluid bent — sticking with reversible styles only.

Chanel has cut a D flawless diamond into a perfect octagonal shape, weighing exactly 55.55 carats.

Guillaume Henry’s focused selection of styles burst with volume and color.

Kimhekim offered full makeovers of familiar classics into sexy, skin-baring styles — youthful and sophisticated.