
(L-R) Givenchy (Getty Images), Bode (Getty Images), Marni (Courtesy of Marni), Hermès (Getty Images), Gucci (Getty Images).
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Cardigans
Seemingly every major designer sent some interpretation of the cardigan down their runway this season, be it preppy or punk-inspired. Gucci showed classic mohair, while Givenchy did a chunky, oversized version.

(L-R) E. Tautz & Sons (Getty Images), Dolce & Gabbana (Getty Images), Fendi (Getty Images), Rochas (Getty Images), Dries van Noten (Getty Images).
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Extra-Long Scarves
Where there’s a fall runway, there’s always a scarf. But this season, many labels went to extremes, showing extra-long, floor-skimming knits that harken back to that iconic photo of Lenny Kravitz walking down a New York City street wearing what was effectively a throw blanket. Dries Van Noten’s take was mustard-yellow, adorned with fringe, and Raf Simons opted for a fur-lined look.

(L-R) Loewe (Getty Images), Givenchy (Getty Images), Lanvin (Getty Images), Dior (Getty Images), Valentino (Getty Images).
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Glitz
Many of the men’s collections were sprinkled with embellished moments that kicked normcore to the curb. Clare Waight Keller, for one, said she was inspired by a recent exhibition on the lavish life of the Maharaja of Indore, a prince who embraced fantastic jewels and bespoke fashion. Her interpretation of that aesthetic was a fully beaded top at Givenchy. Others that followed suit with hints of sheen included Lanvin, Valentino, Loewe and Dior. (We’re expecting to see a few of these styles on red carpets this awards season.)