Sleek, chic, dangerous: these were the moods of nearly every fall 2022 runway. Each garment was inflected with pandemic-era anxiety and nostalgia, along with a heavy dose of Surrealism and elevated dressing—think over-the-top, fur-adorned cocktail dresses perfect for in-person partying and a range of modern suits that will shine in the office, if you choose to return to it. Below, we’ve highlighted 10 of the most pervasive and strongest trends from the season, all of which will surely influence your personal wardrobe once the weather turns. Euphoria High Blumarine photographed by Estrop/Getty Images; Courtesy of Coperni Photo by Estrop/Getty Images Photo by Estrop/Getty Images This is a nod to the incredible costumes and wardrobes of the hit HBO show Euphoria and its cast—who seem to push the envelope...

You don’t have to be a devout Dead Head to recognize the fact that trippy tie-dye and psychedelic swirls are back in the fashion vernacular. Blame it on the larger cultural conversations around the science of psychedelics or perhaps a universal desire to embrace the idea of “dopamine dressing.” Either way, it’s clear: Designers are embracing counter-culture for spring. On the runway at Rodarte, there was the cheeky appearance of a lighthearted mushroom print. At Brandon Maxwell, there was a range of swirling, graphic gowns and dresses—a playful twist on his usually preppy staples. And then, of course, there are all the goodies from the house of Pucci, which is helmed by a new creative director Camille Miceli, who is breathed new life into the...

The best looks from the spring 2022 runways were defined by unexpected twists on classic shapes and techniques. The 1960s received major nods, getting the Mod treatment from Courrèges, Fendi, and Dior, while Rodarte and Marni went the flower power route. Catsuits, a trend seen on nearly every celebrity from Kim Kardashian to Dua Lipa and Hailey Bieber, were rendered in luscious black latex at Saint Laurent and Rastafarian colors at Theophilio. And the pull of the early 2000s remained irresistible, showing up in the form of exposed thongs, super low-rise bottoms, and of course, the micro mini-skirt. Now that spring is in full swing, we’re starting to see wearable interpretations of these themes show up in our favorite stores. Keep track of it all with...

Photo: Courtesy of Everett Collection In Resident Evil, the 2002 film based on the popular video game series of the same name, Alice (Milla Jovovich) wakes up with no memory of who or where she is. But she knows one thing: She has to fight. As she awakes to Raccoon City being overtaken by the undead, she quickly realizes she has a superhuman ability to fight zombies—and she proceeds to do so while looking vastly more fabulous than you’d expect someone in her situation to be. 20 years later, Resident Evil is still the most stylish zombie movie ever made, all thanks to the action heroine’s unexpectedly chic wardrobe. And in honor of the anniversary, Vogue is looking back on the popular franchise’s action-packed style. At the beginning...