For the show's finale, Viard showed ethereal dresses that would make for stunning wedding looks for any non-traditional bride. Take, for example, a black bubble dress with a one-shoulder bow-tie sleeve or a white slip dress with a ruffled peplum and twee-approved bow in the front. In true couture tradition, the showcase wrapped up with a bridal dress, a simple slip adorned with a delicate, beaded layer of fabric over top. Since the pandemic took hold, many trends from the roaring 20s and excess 80s have made a comeback. It makes sense The flapper era - filled with The Great Gatsby-esque parties and sequins - followed WWI. Meanwhile, the 80s trailed two decades filled with social and political upheaval sound familiar. Thanks to the recent Omicron wave, we're not yet in full party mode. It's a good thing then that designers are bringing trends, like fringe, party embellishments, and statement sleeves, in ways we can wear in our everyday lives. Fendi's fall 2021, for example, included fringe, furry coats paired with minimalist slip dresses, while Proenza Schouler showed fringe-adorned pieces in otherwise-simple silhouettes. While Roseberry looked beyond planet Earth, the designer also YSL Bag Sale referenced the house's past. Take, for example, the Apollo of Versailles cape that Elsa Schiaparelli designed in the late 30s for actress and socialite Lady Mendl. Roseberry adapted it in the form of gold, confetti-like embellishments blowing up from a little black dress another Elsa Schiaparelli signature and round mesh adornments on a model's wrists and head.

Calling all zodiac fanatics and mystic mavens you're in luck Acne Studios debuted its 16th edition of Acne Paper, dedicated to all things astrological. A Saint Laurent Bag hybrid between a book and a magazine, Acne Paper combines the best in style, image-making, literature, journalism, and culture to create an editorial piece that is at once visually stunning and intellectually challenging. Titled Age of Aquarius, Acne Paper's Issue 16 is an homage to the astrological age in which we are about to enter. One age spans over 2,000 years, marking significant shifts in the developments of our planet. The relaunch issue is also a collector's item and time-capsule of sorts, meant to take stock of the current moment and look to the future. Your creative fantasies are sure to run wild with fashion stories from photographer Justin French, stylist Lotta Volkova, and more. Looking to expand your horizons Pieces written by academics like anti-racist activist Djamila Ribeiro and counterculture philosopher Daniel Pinchbeck are sure to enlighten. Age of Aquarius features 500 pages and is reimagined with a cover that turns into a poster. Splashed with the enchanting graphics of Egyptian artist Yousef Sabry, this piece will bring positive energy to any space.