As the creative director of Coach, Stuart Vevers revived the house and led it to instant success. His fascination for American pop culture was evident, and one can see the designer’s impeccable tailoring in his designs. His love for fringes, trinkets, and tassels add edge to his creations.

For fall 2018, he led his army into the dark forest. Like Little Red Riding Hood or Hansel and Gretel, his men and women journey into the deep ends of the woods to find refuge. The runway was adorned with dried autumn leaves and enhanced by the howling sounds of the animals.

Vevers is a master of mixing materials. He used leather, suede, chains, grommets, and charms to make his gothic army come to life. Prints come in different colours of the autumn. Shades of black, rust, paprika, purple, camel, and turquoise were the dominant colours used to make the collection come to life.

Vevers is doing the right thing for Coach. As his followers increase, his collection from season to season becomes stronger.

With over US$1 billion, Tory Burch’s brand has definitely gone global.

For fall 2018, she experimented on layering and mixing prints, prevalent in her Bohemian Folkloric collection, which is bound to be a sure hit with her loyal fans.

With the help of her dear friend Miranda Brooks, Burch adorned the runway with pink carnations. There were a lot of ’60s printed dresses paired with shearling utilitarian jackets. The clothes are loose and have an ease to them. For knits, she used argyle as the main print.

Her woman is about easy dressing. She can slip on her day dress and put on a warm coat and cowboy boots.

Shades of white, black, greys, jewel tones, and neutrals were used for this collection. It is one of Burch’s best collections yet.

Every season, Michael Kors knows how to surprise his audience: for fall 2018, he presented a collection dedicated to individualism. His run of show says it all in a form of a playbill. Throughout the runway show, pop hits of the past century played. From Beyoncé hits to Sex and the City's theme song, the crowd enjoyed it all.

This is also the season when Kors denounced his use of fur. There were a lot of mixed prints that make up the whole ensemble: leopard, zebras, plaids, argyles, and florals.

Kors is a master at combining multiple themes while staying cohesive. In the evening segment, one can the see the intricate craftsmanship of tailoring and beadwork. On top of that, he collaborated with artist David Downton to do illustrations of women on shirts, dresses, and bags. Genius!

Aside from Zendaya enjoying the show, Kors’ Upper East Side New York clients are choosing the clothes they want to wear. In the end, everyone left with a smile on their faces.