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| Chanel Waiters, booths, and a full functional breakfast bar were just some of the highlights of Chanel's Brasserie Gabrielle set. |
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| Marc Jacobs Jeremiah Goodman's watercolor of Diana Vreeland's living room inspired the set at Marc Jacobs' show, serving as a reference for the image on the red walls and gray backdrop. |
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| Kenzo's show kicked off with six holographic pillars that moved forward like a wall, and then rotated to form a divider in the center of the runway. |
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| Alexander McQueen For the second time in her tenure as creative director of the house, Sarah Burton staged a show in the Conciergerie, the prison that held Marie Antoinette before her beheading. A good—albeit spooky—backdrop to Burton's collection influenced by Victoriana and mourning. |
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| Louis Vuitton Inside three reflective domes on the grounds of the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Bois de Boulogne, Nicolas Ghesquière and co. rigged up a series of cameras that played the show live on screens throughout the venue. |
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| Marc by Marc Jacobs Marc by Marc Jacobs created a safe haven from the snow on the ground outside for its Fall show, turning a New York pier into a manicured lawn. |
