Piste de mariage #3

Industry darling Alexander Wang celebrated his tenth year at the helm of his eponymous line with a knockout collection based in grunge, edge and androgyny. Known for putting on a show, Wang made sure not to disappoint, using blasting music, a giant projection screen and pole dancers to inject the evening with an energy only the designer himself could create.

Cindy Man Hun Oozing style and masculinity, some of Australia's top menswear designers - Aquila, Arthur Galan, Brent Wilson, Calibre, Et Al, Godwin Charli, Jayson Brunsdon, Joe Black and MJ Bale - were showcased earlier this month at Melbourne Spring Fashion Week's MR Designer Runway.

Modern minimalism went out the window Friday night when Veronica Etro took us back to nature and the Italian countryside for her Spring showcase. Photos: InDigital Bohemian collided with ballerina in a surge of folksy flowing frocks that hit the runway complete with layers of vintage-tinged ruffles, making the Italian farm life feel luxe and ornate.

As self-proclaimed fashion addicts, we are completely and utterly obsessed with all things runway come Fashion Week. There's no better place to look for makeup and style inspo, as well as get a sneak peek at what we'll be looking (and dressing) like in the upcoming season.

Known for her ultra feminine looks, Victoria Beckham switched things up for her Sunday show, adding sporty vibes and punches of print to her runway resume. Photos: InDigital Normally the epitome of posh, Victoria Beckham revamped her aesthetic for spring, creating what she described as an "urban surf" vibe, drawing from swell classics like The Endless Summer to reinvent herself with fluid frocks, soft pleats, and breezy tanks.

Known for her ultra-feminine looks, Victoria Beckham switched things up for her Sunday show, adding sporty vibes and punches of print to her runway resume. Photos: InDigital Normally the epitome of posh, Victoria Beckham revamped her aesthetic for spring, creating what she described as an "urban surf" vibe, drawing from classics like The Endless Summer to inject her linewith fluid frocks, soft pleats and breezy tanks.

Industry darling Alexander Wang celebrated his tenth year at the helm of his eponymous line with a knockout collection based in grunge, edge, and androgyny. Known for putting on a show, Wang made sure not to disappoint, using blasting music, a giant projection screen and pole dancers to inject the evening with an energy only the designer himself could create.

When it comes to feel-good vibes, Angela Missoni doesn't mess around. Her spring lineup buzzed with a healthy optimism, as only sporty silhouettes drenched in colorful zigzags and stripes can exude. If it felt like we were all heading to the beach, it was likely intended.

Seemingly un-phased about relocating from Paris to New York Fashion Week, Riccardo Tisci marked his decade-long reign at Givenchy Friday by bringing the play on masculine and feminine back to basics. Photos: InDigital The show was a spectacle of contrast showcasing ethereal lingerie-inspired laces draped and knotted over fluid tuxedo pants, topped with smoking jackets.

Peter Dundas returned to Roberto Cavalli after a ten-year hiatus ambitious to reinvent the brand's well-established woman as one "who is truly independent of the past." Photos: InDigital For the first time since 1970, Roberto Cavalli handed over the title of creative director to Peter Dundas in an attempt to bring a sort of renewed freshness to the 45-year-old brand.