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Alongside nostalgia, the sheer movement carried on into the Dolce & Gabbana show with an all black flair that exuded simple and sexy. With crowns from bejeweled to flowered and intricate headpieces that look like they stepped out of a Tim Burton film, the looks were clean, colorful and fun! Like most of the shows, there was a feminist undertone, reminding the audience of a domesticated life not so long ago. While the beauty made a nod to the 50’s and 60’s and the clothes to the 90’s, we can only wonder if the prosperous 50’s and the turbulent 60’s will be revisited in seasons to come.

This year Alberta Ferretti actually kicked things down a notch as she took on a minimalistic vibe. Simplifying her usual goddess gowns – full of frills and movement – for pieces that reminded the audience more of Donna Karan in her heyday. While the designs were a modern take on the 90s, the hair was everything extra we hoped it would be...

The Versace show was a beautiful celebration of Donatella’s brother Gianni Versace and his most iconic pieces. From the start to the amazing finish, Donatella’s show was praised around the world. From tributes to her brother, Kaia’s tribute to her mother, and Donatella’s tribute to her favorite supermodels – Cindy Crawford, Claudia Schiffer, Carla Bruni, Helena Christensen, and Naomi Campbell – the show was every bit extraordinary.