South American designer Gustavo Lins' drape-y menswear couture creations were romantic and lush, full of fluid layers from boxy pants to structural top coats, in steely hues, with pops of red and orange to liven up the somber collection.

Baptiste Giabiconi, Alexandre Cunha and more male models appeared at Chanel's Spring/Summer 2015 haute couture collection, rooted in florals and frilly dresses.

R.Groove's monochromatic SS15 collection played on layering and tailoring, with the opening looks featuring predominantly white looks that offered flowy proportions and just a hint of graphics via black stripes or pound symbols, or as this generation knows it, the hashtag symbol. The more hard edged looks in black were stronger and felt more akin to the collection's street inspired designs.