Features, reviews and news from the Fall/Winter 2017 collections in New York, London and Paris.
>> Raf Simons, the most celebrated European designer of his generation, has arrived in New York. Does he have what it takes to reinvent Calvin Klein?
>> There are a million shows at New York Fashion Week. Rag & Bone decided not to add one more.
>> London favorite Simone Rocha sets up shop in Soho.
>> For New York's up and comers, the show's the thing—the wilder, the better.
>> Miles from Fashion Week, the designer Peter Dundas launches his own collection at the Grammys, on the highest-profile model of them all: Beyoncé.
>> London Fashion Week in review: J.W. Anderson, Simone Rocha and more.
>> London Fashion Week in review: Burberry, Erdem, Mary Katrantzou and more.
>> In the studio with Moschino's Jeremy Scott (with video).
>> When designers, photographers and fashion creatives need inspiration, they head to one place: London's Idea Books.
>> A whistle-blower for model's rights sounds the alarm at Paris Fashion Week, and once again, the industry grapples with issues of diversity and representation on the runways.
>> A new generation of young designers competes for a six-figure prize. But is money enough?
>> The Met prepares for for its Comme des Garçons exhibit. But its sphinxlike designer, Rei Kawakubo, gives no quarter.
>> With Margiela mania once again gripping fashion, it's a seller's market for dealers in the master's vintage classics.
The Fall/Winter 2017 Ready-to-Wear Collections
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