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Former Gucci designer Alessandra Facchinetti whips up delicate down jackets for Moncler.

With his smart hats, fashion's favorite milliner is turning heads.

here's a new mood in Europe: softer, prettier, more romantic. And, there's color! Color galore! A palette that's paler, prettier; and when it s sharp, it's offbeat and sophisticated. Color that's intrinsic to the news, that \"flags\" all the other changes, heightens their impact...The shape's still all-body, all-legs; but there are no sharp lines, no plastered-to-the-body looks. Instead—a pervasive gentleness, a feminine charm. It comes across in: The new proportion, the new softness and smallness of jackets. The looser look of trousers (back again!). The focus on necklines, bare in new ways. The sensuousness of dresses. In prints, where everything's coming up flowers—mostly roses. Real strength of the season: the way all the elements—color, pattern, texture (a constant)—are mixed and matched in exciting, precisely planned combinations...That's the good news! And what's good is good, no matter where. What changes, city to city—not the basic message but how it's interpreted. Starting here, an overview of how the news looks in Paris. More specifics, page 150, then the news in Milan.

The 1870s romantic heroine takes a twenty-firstcentury beauproving that highly dramatic, ground-sweeping look do work brilliantly today.

Gardenias, moonbeams, doves...these all-white looks remind us of everything pristine, innocent, enchanting.

Cerebral, sensual, architectural—his urban classics are hip enough for the art world, chic enough for the real world.

Fashion's heavy-hitting houses define a sophisticated new era of power dressing. With the middleweight boxing champ Jermain Taylor in her corner, model Daria Werbowy is a knockout.