The fashion bus has moved to Milan and between the lurex cat-print body suit at Gucci and voluminous, fuzzy pink overcoats at Annakiki, it's safe to say this season has a sense of both the silly and the sublime to it.
The dresses have been lent back to the palace from private owners across the world.
When one normally thinks of Burberry, images of tartan, trench coats and basset hounds come to mind.
Kath & Kim and Carl and Roberta Williams are the style muses for winter.
Never one to hold back, Chrissy Teigen has spoken out about the lack of diversity in the fashion industry.
The designer said "human rights abuses" by North Korea's leaders outweighed any arguments against making such T-shirts.
He might be one of the most powerful people in the free world, but that doesn't make life any easier for US President Donald Trump's offspring.
From candy to schoolboy and Breton, there's a stripe for every taste.
As much of the melodrama and hype that could reasonably be shed from any public event involving Kanye West was, in fact, stripped away this week.
He featured the hot new modelling name to know: Halima Aden.
Slothes in our favourite non-colours are classic, chic and have a timeless appeal.
When Jennifer Hawkins invites you to dinner in a dark car park in Melbourne, you put aside any thoughts of an Underbelly type demise that could await and RSVP, "yes".
Jennifer Hawkins has led Myer's reveal of its autumn collection in a dazzling gown.
It was inevitable that politics would trend at New York fashion week.
The model recently returned to the US from Australia, where she headlined the David Jones fashion show.
Myer is set to launch its winter season collections – in an underground car park.
Labels matter, and shoppers increasingly want specifics that indicate quality and sustainability. And it's Ghana-made clothing that's got the world abuzz right now.
This is risky territory.
Jeremy Meeks has made his runway debut at New York Fashion Week no less - opening for Philipp Plein.
This kid's star just keeps on rising.
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