stylish

Icon is an overused term across contemporary culture, not just in fashion. It’s in current rotation to describe everything from a hamburger to a pair of underpants. Outside the Fall 2016 Calvin Klein Collection show, thousands of screaming girls chanted the name of Cameron Dallas, an apparent online sensation.

Massimiliano Giornetti literally based every look in this collection upon a shoe designed by his employer’s founder that was once owned by Andy Warhol.

Genderless style has become an all-the-rage trend; almost every designer, from the high to the low, has already tapped into it.

At Bottega Veneta, Tomas Maier has been at the vanguard of the now-industry-wide integration of athletic codes into the highest echelons of luxury.

Backstage before the show, over champagne and Red Bull—50/50 with ice—Philipp Plein said he’d decided to lean against his own reputation for showmanship a little: “I don’t want to blow everything up. I want to be Philipp Plein, but a bit more unexpected.”

Space camp. That was the theme of Donatella Versace’s Fall 2016 collection.