Inspired by McCartney A to Z Manifesto's D is for Desire, the winter 2021 collection reflects the Desire to leave the house. Mixing heritage, glamor, and sport to subvert the rules with a pinch of extravagance and luxury

Fashion week as we have known it, with its places crowded with people from all over the world, is no longer possible. Digital fashion week is now the new fashion week. The brands, therefore, had to be creative for their shows. But with creativity, anything is possible, and the fashion world has shown how an institution reinvents itself to adapt to constraints. Here are the most original parades of the last fashion week.

It is easier to breathe in the fresh air.

Even with digital fashion shows, Paris proves that it is still the fashion capital of the world.

The usual formats are not available, the old schedule is out of date. Designers are looking for new ways, updating dates - shows must go on.

French designer Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski presents Hermès' latest collection by bringing the house closer to its roots.

Presented in an ode to the MTV music videos of the noughties, complete with a soundtrack courtesy of Gwen Stefani, Lanvin’s latest collection draws inspiration from the past, reinvents the present, and prepares for the future.

Inspired by the limitless conceptual freedom of science fiction and the house’s heritage of technical innovation, creative director Paul Andrew projects into the future to craft an alternative vision for the present.

On the first day of spring, Pierpaolo Picciolo, Valentino's Creative Director, lit the lights of Piccolo Teatro di Milano to hold Valentino ACT collection presentation as a part of Milan Fashion Week.

On January 26 at 14.00 French time, a film showing the new Chanel Spring-Summer 2021 couture collection was published.

Since 2002, traditionally at the beginning of December, CHANEL has been showing the much anticipated pre-fall collection Metiers D'Art. Despite the situation in the world, the fashion house has not changed its traditions this year either.

Alber Elbaz christens his new brand AZ Factory with a Spring/Summer 2021 Haute Couture collection that prioritizes figure and functionality.