In this issue of Videofashion Collections, we begin our world tour of the Spring/Summer 2015 collections! See the gingham, florals, and broderie anglaise on Oscar de la Renta's elegant spring runway. Carolina Herrera showcases contemporary garden styles, with photographic floral prints, techno fabrics, and mosaic evening gowns. Take a first look at the Badgley Mischka Spring 2015 runway! Plus, Monique Lhuillier debuts an iridescent, ultra-feminine collection.

In this issue of Videofashion Collections, we shine the spotlight on New York Fashion Week! Entitling her Spring 2015 DNKY collection "New York Nation," Donna Karan celebrates to the eclectic make-up of contemporary urban life. At BCBG Max Azria, a carefree bohemian girl takes center stage. Plus, Tommy Hilfiger rocks the summer season by paying homage to the Beatles. Tommy gives the legendary style of the iconic Brit band an American edge.

In this issue of Videofashion Collections, we're back in Paris for more Spring/Summer 2015 collections. It's all about the textures at the Vionnet show, drawing inspiration from Piero Manzon's work to create an empowering collection of beauty and femininity. Sexy without being sexual is the name of the game at Guy Laroche, with designer Marcel Marongiu playing up easy-to-wear pieces with futuristic embroideries. At Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, bold colors and sporty style was the message. Plus, the design duo behind the AF Vandevorst label found inspiration in a story of a female pilot taking her first solo flight for their Spring 2015 collection.

In this issue of Videofashion Collections, it's a journey through the Himalayan Mountains at Prabal Gurung. Ruffles, feathers and sky-high stilettos, from his recently launched footwear collection, are required for Gurung's embellished trek through Spring / Summer 2015! Public School designers, Dao-Yi Chow and Max Osborne, capture the energy of New York - transforming the city's chaos into beautifully precise looks for both men and women. Celebrating his brand's 25th Anniversary, Carmen Marc Valvo offers 1950s silhouettes with modern sensibility for the summer season. Plus, don't miss our Fashion Minute on Creatures of the Wind!

In this issue of Videofashion Collections, we kick-off the Spring/Summer 2014 fashion season in New York City! Donna Karan journeys to India in search of an elusive scarf and returns with much more. The design legend talks to Videofashion about her East-meets-West collection. Narciso Rodriguez reinterprets the concept of modern proportion with refined femininity in organic patterned devore fabrics and pale blush tones. The duo behind Proenza Schouler, Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, referenced West Coast mid-century furniture designers and the Arte Povera movement. Linda Evangelista, Liv Tyler, Rashida Jones, Baz Luhrmann, Amber Valletta and many more were front row and share their thoughts on the collection!

In this issue of Videofashion Collections, get ready for more spring style from London! Daniela and Annette Felder look to iconic German model, Veruschka, and her "urban hippie" style to inspire their freespirited Spring 2015 Felder Felder collection. It's feral fashion on the catwalk at Giles! Jean-Pierre Braganza looks to filmmaker Matthew Barney's River of Fundament and the decay of the Detroit auto industry to inspire his apocalyptic spring collection. Plus, Vivienne Westwood gets political and takes a bold stance for Scottish independence during her Red Label show!

In this issue of Videofashion Collections, Chloe romanticizes the bohemian spirit with an innocent sweetness and exotic details. At Nina Ricci, designer Peter Copping gets creative with the "make do and mend" attitude in a modern-yet-referential collection. Andrew GN charms the crowd with a happy collection, taking great inspiration from his Asian roots, the work of Claude Monet and the Memphis Design Movement in a maximalist approach.

In this issue of Videofashion Collections, we are delighted by Parisian innovations. Carven drew bright inspirations from bold graphic and Japanese sensibilities. Dive into the deep blue with designer Elie Saab for Spring/Summer 2015 as he shows a stunning collection at Paris Fashion Week! Inspired by a Kazimir Malevich exhibition at the Tate in London, Albert Kreimler took the idea of the square to new fashionable places for Akris! Plus, Sharon Wauchob translates the past into the present with her modern take on the bias cut.

In this issue of Videofashion Collections, Creative Director, Yoshiyuki Miyamae, was inspired by "windscapes" - how the wind creates ripples in sand dunes and waves in the sea - for his Spring/Summer 2015 collection for Issey Miyake. Sporty style meets fluid romance at Viktor & Rolf for Spring 2015. With a nod to the Eiffel Tower, designer Martin Grant showed an elegant and lady-like collection with navy and gold as staples. Anthony Vaccarello masterfully pushes the boundaries between sexy and vulgarity with his risqué collection.

In this issue of Videofashion Collections, we're back in Milan for more from the Spring/Summer 2015 collections! Versace delivers serious sex appeal for spring, with an optic reinterpretation of the house's signature Medusa motif, and silhouettes that leave very little to the imagination. For his Spring 2015 Emporio Armani collection, Giorgio Armani explores 50 shades of ... blue! Take a first look at Roberto Cavalli's ready-to-travel Spring/Summer 2015 catwalk! Plus, Luisa Beccaria transports us to her Secret Garden, offering head-to-toe femininity, blossoming with exquisite details.

In this issue of Videofashion Collections, we arrive in the City of Light for the best of Paris Fashion Week! Fluidity and femininity are key at Stella McCartney's Spring/Summer 2015 show! Dries Van Noten's globe-trotting woman takes on a new and refreshing ease for Spring 2015, looking to the effortless style of festival-girls for inspiration. Plus, designer Sarah Burton crosses samurai inspiration with romantic floral motifs for an Alexander McQueen collection that is strong and surreal.

In this issue of Videofashion Collections, it's more innovative spring style from London! Holly Fulton gets inspired by Scottish sculptor J.D. Fergusson, incorporating his fascination with the sun goddess Eastra and playing with folk art on her London runway. Alice Temperley focuses on daywear for her Spring 2015 Temperley London collection, offering her woman effortlessly elegant day-to-evening looks, all grounded with lace-up trainers. Plus, designer Eudon Choi takes Georgia O'Keefe as his spring muse, channeling her pared-down style and casual elegance.