Episode list

In this issue of Videofashion News, channel your inner rebel with these sweetly unconventional Spring/Summer 2017 collections. Preen by Thornton Bregazzi delivers a darkly romantic collection for the witchy woman. Thom Browne explores trompe-l'oeil and wetsuits for a whimsical collection. Andrew Gn crosses punk references with eccentric French Revolution fashion. Public School embraces individuality on their dystopian runway. Piers Atkinson's quirky party hats draw on fairytale influences. Plus, Ottolinger shows a deconstructed collection for the urban woman - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, feminism and fashion make a compelling case on Spring 2017 runways as the industry makes a statement about style, substance and female strength. At Dior, Maria Grazia Chiuri makes her debut as the first woman at the helm of the iconic house. An impressive lineup of female provocateurs inspired Jenny Packham's collection. His the gold carpet at Paris Fashion Week, with the supermodels of L'Oreal. Ellery's girl gang is a formidable fashion force. Plus, Tami Williams talks the perks of being a rising star - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, designers get colorfully creative for Spring/Summer 2017. At Rochas, extraordinary hues and unexpected color combinations take center stage. Earth tones take on a symbolic meaning for designer Anna Molinari, at Blumarine. At Emilio Pucci, print and color blocking are the name of the game. Nina Ricci gets the royal purple treatment. Jason Wu channels David Hockney in a vivid collection for Boss Womenswear. Plus, Esteban Cortazar takes cues from the surfers and skaters of Miami for a vibrant and uplifting Spring collection - and more.

This issue of Videofashion News is both sweet and sexy, as layers of transparencies float through Spring/Summer 2017 bridal collections. Go behind the scenes at Reem Acra's atelier before her romantic show. At Mira Zwillinger, the magical beauty of mother nature's first blossoms is a source of inspiration. The Berta bride is sultry yet modern. Pnina Tornai takes sex appeal to the next level with her collection for Kleinfeld. The Galia Lahav bride likes to make a statement. Plus, subtle sexiness weaves its way through Tony Ward's collection - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, the worlds of art and fashion meld for Spring/Summer 2017. Christian Wijnants looks to the experimental art of Christo. Style icon Patricia Field hosts the Art/Fashion runway show, featuring the work of the artists she represents in her online gallery. The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology celebrates the work of black fashion designers. Sachin and Babi takes inspiration from ballet dancers for a strong and graceful collection. Whit turns their spring presentation into a live drawing class. Plus, a preview of the Fall 2017 season - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, pack your bags and travel in style with these Spring/Summer 2017 collections. Dennis Basso evokes the spirit of the modern traveler. Blugirl showcases a light and airy collection fit for the woman on the move. With botanical prints, athletic elements and Brazilian influences, Max Mara channels a Latin spirit. Jacquemus takes us to the South of France. Paul Costelloe imagines a woman coming across a desert oasis. Designer Filippo Scuffi brings us on a journey to India, for Daks. Plus, a special preview of the Fall 2017 season - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, designers embrace mood-boosting palettes in their Spring/Summer 2017 collections. Who needs therapy when you've got Marco de Vincenzo's sunny collection. Tanya Taylor takes on a rainbow palette for summer. Miguel Vieira injects the colors of the African savannah into his collection. The Leonard girl heads to the jungle with a bold blend of color. Michael Costello's midnight garden party draws upon an unusual hue. Plus, a special preview of the Fall 2017 season - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, contemporary style gets ab extra kick of cool, as designers elevate everyday fashion with unexpected points of view. 3.1 Phillip Lim's Victorian rodeo delivers retro romance for the modern day. Band of Outsiders is back, with a whole new attitude. Rag and Bone gives classic American style a street-chic edge. Michelle Smith's Millly girl is sugar, spice, and everything in between. Artist Rebecca Moses collaborates with Ralph Pucci on Imperfectly Perfect mannequins. Plus, see why Hollywood thinks Chloe Gosselin's shoes are magical - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, we're highlighting Spring/Summer 2017 collections designed by women, for women. Reem Acra channels the beauty of flowers, with a distinctively 80s feel. Josie Natori's intimate collection aims to elevate the everyday. Juliana Bass finds beauty in the obscure, with kaleidoscopic patterns. Meet striking dutch model, Marjan Jonkman. Fratelli Rosetti's "new artisan project" showcases emerging talent from Italy. Plus, a special preview of the Fall 2017 season - and more.

This issue of Videofashion News showcases fresh faces on the global style scene, for Spring/Summer 2017. Matty Bovan, A.V. Robertson and Richard Malone gets their big break at London's acclaimed Fashion East show. Oday Shakar debuts his first runway at NYFW. Design duo, Namilia, are millennials on a mission. Fashion Forward Dubai brings emerging Middle Eastern talent to Paris. Plus, a first look at the Fall 2017 season from fashion's latest wild child, Christian Cowan - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, it's our final fling with Spring 2017, as we wrap up a stylish season. Lacoste is laid back and ready for easy, breezy days ahead. Chris Gelinas is motivated by his diverse clientele. In Milan, Furla has natural instincts for Spring, and take a walk on the wild side with Baldinini. Tim Coppens gets physical and debuts his first runway for Under Armour. Plus, students from the School of Visual Arts bring art and style to Madison Avenue - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, fashion's most magical designers look to stories - on the page, screen and stage - to inspire their Fall 2017 collections. Be enchanted by Alice + Olivia's fairytale presentation. Marc Jacobs turns up the volume on his runway inspired by a hip-hop documentary. In Milan, Massimo Giorgetti looks to the cult 90s show "Twin Peaks" for his latest MSGM collection. Mary Katrantzou spins a fashion fantasy inspired by Disney's "Fantasia." Plus, Bibhu Mohapatra tells a sensual style story for Fall 2017 - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, it's all about sophistication as designers imbue a covetable chicness into their Fall 2017 collections. Carolina Herrera re-imagines her signature white shirt. Strength and sensuality were key for Michael Kors. At Fendi, Karl Lagerfeld embraced a polished elegance. This season at Prada was both eclectic and powerful. Plus, a French history lesson in style inspires the Paule Ka designer - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, style spans the globe with Fall 2017 runways that celebrate fashion and culture from around the world. Sachin and Babi take us to India by way of New York Fashion Week. In Paris, Andrew Gn elevates tribal symbolism with his signature luxury. Venture to the Scottish Highlands with Antonio Berardi. Australian beauty, Jess PW, shares what's on her mind when she's on the catwalk. Plus, Carmen Marc Valvo's Costa Rican getaway inspired his latest collection - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, designers dance with decades past, and deliver Fall 2017 runways imbued with bygone style. The Guy Laroche woman is in a slinky, seventies groove. At Mugler, David Koma has stars in his eyes and a very eighties silhouette on his mood board. Tadashi Shoji transmits the energy of a radical era on his latest runway. Nicholas K turns up the volume on nineties hip-hop style. Plus, Adam Selman explores disco, denim and flower-power on his New York catwalk - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, designers look to the future of high-style, traversing the lines of time travel - and space travel - on Fall 2017 runways. In Milan, Marco de Vincenzo envisions the future of fashion through the lens of the past. Lacoste stays grounded - on another planet. Patrik Ervell speaks to the future of menswear. In Paris, Issey Miyake connects with the cosmos for Fall 2017. Chi Zhang rocks New York Fashion Week with an out-of-this-world runway on the U.S.S. Intrepid's Space Shuttle Pavillion. Plus, Collina Strada considers the year 3000 - and beyond.

In this issue of Videofashion News, glam gets an upgrade as designers redefine glamour for Fall 2017. Jeremy Scott gets trashy and elevates the humble recycling bin with his latest collection for Moschino. In London, Julien Macdonald embraces global glam, and designers for an international red carpet. Michael Halpern merges classic shapes with disco decadence. In Paris, Alexis Mabille aims to please his sophisticated woman, and the men who adore her. Plus, Manish Arora shares his vision of individualized glamour - and more.

Fashion and art go hand-in-hand in this issue of Videofashion News. Designers embrace artful inspirations and deliver museum-worthy collections for Fall 2017. Vionnet is right at home in a legendary artist's former abode. In New York, it's Thom Browne's world - and we're just skating in it. Fashion's elite join Hollywood A-Listers at the 2017 Met Gala, celebrating true fashion artist Rei Kawakubo. Joseph Altuzarra gives sophistication an artful touch. Plus, Arthur Arbesser delivers a collection with a cinematic inspiration - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, designers are en route to the season ahead, exploring foreign cultures and embarking on a style journey for Fall 2017. Marchesa visits old Shanghai and looks to Chinese cinema. In Milan, Etro's "Paisley Tribe" is international and eclectic. Christian Siriano celebrates the beauty in our differences. Carlos Campos channels an Argentinian sensibility. At Nina Ricci, Guillaume Henry finds "je ne sais quoi" in the American Wild West - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, designers evoke the style and spirit of the women and men who inspire them the most for Fall 2017. Zac Posen steps off the runway and into the studio, for an intimate exhibition of his collection which celebrates the power of women. Style icon, Luisa Casati, plays muse at John Galliano. Alessandro Dell'Acque looks to an Italian screen queen for No. 21. Hear runway star Riley Montana's best modeling advice. Plus, Georgine's girl knows what she wants and wears her attitude on her sleeve - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, the medium is the message, as designers play with materials - both ordinary and rare - and deliver extraordinary Fall 2017 collections. Maria Cornejo amplifies the importance of eco-friendly fabrics. Vintage kimonos inspire Tayna Taylor's vivid style story. In Milan, Cristiano Burani tricks the eye with deceptive denim. Mimi Prober's delicate designs have history sewn into every seam. Plus, a first look at Anrealage, and Greg Lauren is an American in Paris for his debut collaboration with Moncler.

In this issue of Videofashion News, what's old is new again, as designers elevate timeless style and give classic fashion a modern twist. Zac Posen's latest collection for Brooks Brothers celebrates the legacy - and future - of the storied brand. Cushnie Et Ochs give sophisticated shapes a simply sexy edge. Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia make their highly anticipated runway debut for Oscar de la Renta, and showcase their latest Monse collection at New York Fashion Week. In Paris, Veronique Branquinho proudly dons heritage on her well-tailored sleeve. Plus, Brock Collection's updated Uptown girl, and Sharon Wauchob's strong femininity in London.

In this issue of Videofashion News, designers play dress up, get cheeky, and go wild, with Fall 2017 collections that prove fashion has never been more fun. Jeremy Scott is the king of bling for Fall, while Mini Me Paris hosts a mad tea party and toys with our emojis. The Blonds' ambition is to inspire and empower, while Nicole Miller's gypsy punk is ready to party. In London, House of Holland makes the case for the ten-gallon hat, and Ryan Lo shares the recipe for his runway dream girl.

In this issue of Videofashion News, style shows its softer side, as designers get sweet - and petite. - and offer darling designs for the season ahead. Jenny Packham charms New York Fashion Week with her British sensibility, while Nicky Zimmermann takes a positively pretty approach to Fall. Meet the chic moms - and adorable offspring. - of Maisonette: the new online destination for charming children's wear. Chloe Gosselin's artful shoes are accessorized with a heartfelt message for the season ahead. Plus, Erin Fetherston's bohemian wanderlust, and the Temperley London girl wears her heart on her sleeve.

In this issue of Videofashion News, designers craft the perfect love letters to their Fall 2017 brides. The Marchesa bride will feel like an ethereal goddess in romantic and feminine gowns. Monique Lhuillier looks back on her 20 years of bridal. Boho glamour is center stage at Naeem Khan's show for the international bride. It's all about the details at Lela Rose, with her signature use of pearls, bows and feathers. Plus, Reem Acra weaves fairytale magic with her bridal collection - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, style gets tough as designers make bold statements and shake up the status quo. Alexander Wang takes his street-chic squad uptown for his latest NYFW show. Sophie Theallet arms her woman with impeccable, empowering style. In London, Preen by Thornton Bregazzi gets pretty and punk. Esteban Cortazar's expressive designs have a powerful message of inclusiveness and diversity. Plus, the Sportmax woman has a serious need for speed.

In this issue of Videofashion News, designers embrace art in all of its forms for Fall 2017. At Akris, Albert Kriemler finds inspiration in the work of Rodney Graham. Pierpaolo Piccioli looks to the Memphis design movement for his acclaimed Valentino runway. In Milan, Maurizio Pecoraro patchworks artful inspiration from two modern creative, while Furla marks 90 years with a musical accessories celebration. London designer Alice Archer draws inspiration from the Japanese photographer Araki. Plus, Rochambeau pays tribute to Mark Mothersbaugh - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, designers celebrate glamour with Fall 2017 collections that dazzle. Badgley Mischka returns to New York Fashion Week with a clear message: live glamorously. For Brandon Maxwell, the bigger the fur, the higher the glam. Fernando Garcia and Laura Kim make a decadent debut at Oscar de la Renta. Naeem Khan delivers an opulent collection inspired by Celopatra. Plus, Jonathan Simkhai has a red-carpet-ready collection and knows what supermodels want - all that and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, there's a rich romance in store for Fall/Winter brides. The renaissance inspires Rita Vinieris for her Fall collection, for Rivini. An Inbal Dror gown emphasizes a bride's sex appeal. The words delicate and angelic describe Sachin and Babi's bridal collection. There's a beachy boho vibe at Theia. The bride is always top of mind at Galia Lahav. Plus, Idan Cohen looks to royals for his Fall bridal collection - and much more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, designers make statements on the runway, in reaction to issues raised within the tense and polarizing political climate of 2017. Take a look at the statement-making shows of the season. Gypsy Sport designer Rio Uribe urges us to be kind to the less fortunate. Robert Geller references protesters on his Fall runway. Stella Jean mixes two opposing cultures and ideologies. Robert James brings the protest to fashion week. Plus, Michelle Smith channels her emotions for Milly - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, we bid farewell to Fall, as we look forward to the season ahead. In London, Bora Aksu finds inspiration in the women's suffrage movement, and extols the fundamentals of feminism. B. Michael's latest collection is a tribute to the Big Apple. Jeffrey Fashion Cares raises money and awareness for HIV/AIDS research with its annual star-studded runway show. Fashion Forward Dubai introduces Middle Eastern design to Paris Fashion Week. Plus, Carlos Campos looks to the work of Mexican architect, Luis Barragan, for the Spring 2018 season.

In this issue of Videofashion News, we dive in to the Spring/Summer 2018 fashion season, with Miami swimwear collections that are ready to make a splash on Spring Break. Luli Fama embraces the natural treasures and cultural gifts of Cuba. Keva Johnson takes on the "Concrete Jungle," and offers a fierce message for beach babes. Salty Mermaid's Swim Week debut is inspired by South Africa, and includes some cheeky surprises. Gottex Swimwear is for luxury-loving jet-setters; plus, the Bollare Hub is the daytime destination for Miami Swim Week VIPs.

In this issue of Videofashion News it's a nautical vibe on the men's runways for Spring Summer 2018. Traditional label Boss Menswear goes casual, deep sea references of the lost city of Atlantis inspire Nick Graham, David Hart visits the Caribbean and Patrik Ervell evokes the streets of San Francisco in the 90's. Plus, model Mitchell Slaggert and the 20th anniversary celebration of the men of Park and Ronen.

In this issue of Videofashion News, Spring 2018 brides will be making a glamorous statement wearing these wedding gowns. Brides will want to say yes to every dress from Randy Fenoli's runway debut at Kleinfeld. Naeem Khan continues to up the wow factor on his bridal designs, and Reem Acra takes her dazzling anniversary bridal collection to Tiffany's. Don't be surprised if Peter Langner's gowns take your breath away; plus, Marchesa introduces bridal to their more affordable Notte collection.

In this issue of Videofashion News, there's a glamorous ease running through the Spring/Summer 2018 collections. Badgley Mischka is inspired by the idea of an American woman strolling through Capri. At Carmen Marc Valvo, layered looks take a woman from poolside to party. Laidback Malibu vibes are key at Tadashi Shoji. Tracy Reese presents a colorful and effortlessly easy-to-wear collection. At Veronica Beard, the carefree feel of Acapulco in the 70s influences their sunny collection. Plus, the reflection of the mood on water inspires Angel Sanchez's chic summer collection - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, Spring/Summer 2018 is a season for celebration. Italian fashion house Etro reaches a major milestone anniversary. Jeremy Scott celebrates 20 years of fashion fun. Spring 2018 marks Angela Missoni's 20th year as creative director of the house founded by her parents, Missoni. Zero + Maria Cornejo revisits early ideas for the label's 20th anniversary collection. After 35 years in the business, Dennis Basso is still going strong. Plus, Jill Stuart has cause for celebration of her own - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, we've got your boarding pass, as designers invite us on a jet-set journey for Spring/Summer 2018. 19th century world traveler, Aimee Crocker, inspires the design-duo at Marchesa. From Bridgehampton to Bali, you'll be ready to hit the beach with Michael Kors. You won't want to miss this beautiful jaunt to the South of France with Temperley London. Nicole Miller's woman is packing for a vintage, tropical safari. Travel in style with luggage from Globe-Trotter. Plus, the Sicilian seaside influences Marco De Vincenzo's colorful collection - and more.

From Rihanna's death-defying stuntmen, to Thom Browne's trippy unicorn finale, this issue of Videofashion News features the Spring 2018 shows that were anything but basic. Tom Ford returns to New York Fashion Week with a dazzling opening-night show. In Milan, Donatella Versace pays tribute to her late brother, and delivers the most talked-about show of the season. Thom Browne captivates Paris with a thought-provoking and fantastical runway. Rihanna goes full throttle for her latest Fenty x Puma show. Plus, Marc Jacobs transports us to his dream world - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, bridal designers propose a delicate femininity for their Spring 2018 brides. "Love is Love," at Lela Rose's relaxed yet formal show. Elegant English gardens are the inspiration behind the Marchesa collection. Mira Zwillinger flies us over the rainbow for Spring. The magical beauty of pearls were on designer Don O'Neill's mind for his Theia collection. Ines di Santo brings a modern edge to her couture-influenced runway. Plus, the timeless elegance of Oleg Cassini lives on with the label's latest show - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, designers celebrate feminine strength and diversity for Spring 2018. Miuccia Prada delivers an artfully defiant collection in Milan. An unexpected plot unfolds at Preen's Spring show. Stella Jean evokes the style and spirit of cholitas - the female wrestlers of Bolivia. Torrid brings its pretty, powerful designs for plus-sized women to NYFW. Kimora Lee Simmons embraces an inclusive style journey for Spring. Plus, we recap a landmark season for diversity on the runway - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, let's hear it for the boys with these Spring 2018 menswear collections hot of the New York runways. The Ovadia and Sons designers bring us back to their youth in the 90s. Todd Snyder plays with the codes of American menswear. Meet popular runway and print model, Trevor Signorino. London street style meets LA cool, at Represent. EFM (Engineered for Motion) offers an urban edge for the man on the move. It's all about the fabrics, at Matiere. Plus, Descendant of Thieves speaks to a man who isn't afraid of color - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, designers look to creative masters and deliver artfully inspired Spring 2018 collections. In Paris, dance sensation Yanis Marshall kicks up his heels for Brian Atwood. Furniture and interior designer Alexander Girard inspires Albert Kriemler's latest collection for Akris. At John Galliano, designer Bill Gaytten looks to the John Waters cult 90s film "Cry Baby." Plus, J. Mendel's breathtaking gowns are meant to last a lifetime and beyond - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, it's all about the fabric. These designers prove that material matters, on their Spring 2018 runways. Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci, Vionnet weaves a story about fabric and the body. Gabriele Colangelo is influenced by a Japanese dyeing technique. Bora Aksu looks to the Ottoman Empire for Spring. Furla presents a limited edition collection with a fabric story. Leather takes center stage at Drome. Plus, Bode ventures to the attic to play with antique fabrics - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, designers look to iconic women to inspire their Spring 2018 collections - proving that true style really is timeless. Prima ballerina, Anna Pavlova, pirouettes onto Naeem Khan's New York runway. Brigitte Bardot and Claudia Cardinale's 70s style influences David Koma at Mugler. Cushnie et Ochs celebrate the feminine bravado of artist Frida Kahlo. Hellessy designer, Sylvie Millstein, looks to legendary model, Lauren Hutton, to inspire her latest runway. Plus: meet the tiny terrier who is dressed to impress, and who spreads puppy love wherever she goes - Little Lola Sunshine.

In this issue of Videofashion News, color takes center stage. These designers make the palette their focus for Spring/Summer 2018. Carolina Herrera puts on a vibrant runway at the Museum of Modern Art. Designer Massimo Giorgetti explores color therapy for MSGM. Fausto Puglisi distills his palette to focus on black and white for Spring. Prabal Gurung's show is a veritable runway rainbow. Yellow stands out as the color trend of the season. Miguel Vieira shines the spotlight on the shades he likes best - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, style has no boundaries, as designers look beyond continental borders to inspire - and showcase - their Spring/Summer 2018 collections. Andrew Gn celebrates the diversity of Japanese style. Sachin and Babi find delight in the Ottoman empire. It's a homecoming for Joseph Altuzarra, who returns to Paris to put on his Spring runway. Max Mara's jet-set customer requires a seasonless wardrobe. Plus, Tommy Hilfiger touches down in London town for his latest show - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, designers unleash major sex appeal, and reveal next season's most seductive styles. Alexander Wang proves once again he's the king of sexy streetwear, as he rolls into Brooklyn with his Saturday night squad. Celebrity skin is always in at Julien Macdonald's London Fashion Week shows. In Milan, Francesco Scognamiglio envisions a sultry summer night in Malibu. The after-party meets the runway at Philipp Plein's New York show, where some of the world's sexiest supermodels - including Adriana Lima, Irina Shayk, and Elsa Hosk - were "good girls gone bad." Plus, Guy Laroche brings sexy basics back to Paris Fashion Week - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, make a stylish escape from reality, and take a walk down surreal runways for the season ahead. Delpozo's magical confections are an Instagrammer's delight. In London, models walk the plank at House of Holland, and Mary Katrantzou pumps up the volume with her 80s childhood fantasy. Stacey Bendet's Alice + Olivia girl is a creative spirit with a bohemian soul. It's a party on Molly Goddard's subversive catwalk, and Issey Miyake ventures to Iceland and remixes the great beyond for Spring/Summer 2018 - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, designers bring an optimistic spirit to the runways for Spring/Summer 2018. Brandon Maxwell channels his upbeat energy into a sophisticated and confident collection. Christian Cowan celebrates New York City with a runway that is equal parts fun, fabulous and daring. Esteban Cortazar's summertime adventures inspire his latest runway. The design duo at The Blonds pays tribute to their favorite musicians. Plus, Teatum Jones collaborates with a Paralympic equestrian champion to put on a show with an important message - and more.

In this issue of Videofashion News, spring runway get remixed, as designers deliver fresh ideas for the season ahead. In London, Antonio Berardi looks to the past, to inspire the future. Jason Wu's Spring 2018 collection is equal parts sensual and sophisticated. Carlos Campos goes south of the border for spring menswear inspiration. In Milan, Sportmax gives athleisure a feminine edge, while the Blumarine girl takes a walk through a Japanese garden. Plus, Fahion Group International's annual "Night of Stars" illuminates downtown New York for an evening of style and celebration.