#TheLIST: The 13 Best Looks of Fashion Month

Riccardo Tisci moved his show to New York for Spring 2016, honoring the anniversary of 9/11 with gothic, moody, beautiful looks, all in a palette of lingerie-inspired black and white lace.

When Marc Jacobs does Americana it may have a 1930s sensibility, but it comes complete with an ultra-high slit and killer boots—sex appeal, indeed.

Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez took a visual trip to Spain and offered a gown in black and white with ruffles and cut-outs—all tied up in a perfect bow.

One of London's reigning wunderkinds, J.W. Anderson, referenced the '80s for the here and now, with Keith Haring-inspired prints and vibrant leather separates.

Miuccia does it again in stripes and retro knitwear, a cool take on classics as they never were.

Erdem Moralioglu melded prairie chic with his signature florals in dresses with a romantic spirit.

Alessandro Michele has garnered a loyal fan base in just a few seasons—and this shining, colorful, conservative, creative, vintage-loving look is evidence to the why.

Demna Gvasalia may be the most famous new name in fashion now, and his floral boots and shirt dressing are set to make trends.

Sarah Burton provided a magical, fashion fairytale in white lace with a rebel attitude, inspired by none other than the Huguenots.

Alexander Wang designed a whisper of a dress that that seems to fall away from the body—just one standout in his nearly all-white swan song collection for Balenciaga.

Chitose Abe knows her way around a deft layering of print, tactile fabrics and a great jacket.

Phoebe Philo takes on the slip dress and reimagines it in black and white with delicate, intricate lace.

Nicolas Ghesquiere melds Tron, the Vuitton logo and a true punk disposition in an ensemble that seems primed to strut right off the catwalk.