We then got a closer look at Daniel Lee’s first collection for Bottega Veneta. True to form, the Celine alum created dozens of lustworthy bag silhouettes and the architectural clothing.

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Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini showed off lingerie and eveningwear as daywear, with plenty of silver, sparkly and slip dresses.

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Giraffe and zebra prints are the new leopard print if Giuseppe Zanotti's latest collection is anything to go by.

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Jimmy Choo debuted a new bag silhouette featuring a JC logo, and a glitzy royalty-inspired evening collection—we particularly love a clutch with an upside-down tiara as the handle.

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Bally invited visitors onto their arctic express, where they showed a mountaineering-inspired collection in imitation train cars along a railroad track constructed just for the occasion.

The night ended at GCDS, whose show gift was a pack of Barilla spaghetti and a mini toothbrush. During the show, models dressed like life-sized Polly Pockets emerged from a dollhouse, sparking a sense of fun and nostalgia that perfectly wrapped up the evening.

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