The Grand Palais in Paris was decked out with sand, sea and blue skies for Chanel’s Spring Summer 2018 showcase for Paris Fashion Week.

Although it was a chilly autumn day on the streets of Paris, Chanel took their front row straight to the summer of '19 with a catwalk resembling a beach. There were wooden docks, waves, lifeguards and even former Baywatch actor Pamela Anderson sat on the front row.

Last year Saint Laurent staged its Spring 2018 show underneath the glittering Eiffel Tower, this year the fashion house one-upped itself as models walked on water –literally! Oh, and the magical show still had the iconic Parisian landmark of the Eiffel Tower as a backdrop.

It’s been a while since we’ve seen supermodels Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid and Bella Hadid walking the runway together, after Kendall Jenner took a break from her crazy fashion month schedule, and from modelling in general.

Saudi Arabia’s first ever fashion show took place back in April 2018 for Arab Fashion Week, as now the Kingdom is preparing for another fashion showcase this autumn.

HH Princess Noura Bint Faisal Al Saud announced that Saudi Fashion Week will take place from 21st to 25th October, as the Riyadh runways will feature designs from spring/summer 2019 collections from Arab and international labels.

London Fashion Week spring 2019 saw Victoria Beckham bring for brand home for its 10th anniversary, Riccardo Tisci’s debut Burberry collection and of course, the best of autumnal street style.

The English capital delivered statement pieces, knits, layers, thigh-high boots, chic blazers, long coats and dusters aplenty –in neon shades, animal prints and neutral palettes also.

Riccardo Tisci's first collection for Burberry hit the runway in London last night, as the fashion designer debuted 134 looks as the new chief creative officer at the iconic brand.

Headscarves are dominating runways once more. So far SS19 shows at NYFW and LFW have proved that autumn’s must-have hair accessory is here to stay for another season –as the catwalk continues to make a case for modest dressing.

Last week, Iranian-born, Danish designer Reza Etamadi, made more than a fashion statement on the runway at Copenhagen Fashion Week by dressing models in conservative hijabs and niqabs –in resistance to Denmark's much-debated burqa ban. Reza used his streetwear brand, MUF10, to oppose the law which bans full-face coverings worn by a minority of women in Denmark; the show also featured police officers in uniform as a symbol of support.

We’re already counting down the days until fashion weeks across the globe are back for their biannual event, as the line-up for London Fashion Week in September 2018 just got even more exciting.

That’s because UAE label, Three Fifty Nine, will be showcasing its designs for the first time at the renowned event in London, after winning the Dubai Design & Fashion Council (DDFC) x FAD Institute of Luxury, Fashion & Style Dubai (FAD Dubai) competition.