Congratulations, fashion folks: We've made it to the end of Paris Fashion Week, which means that the Fall 2019 season has officially wrapped up on the runway. As one of the most jam-packed weeks on the fashion month schedule, Paris has maintained a full roster of high-caliber design talent even as some of the other fashion week schedules have slimmed down. What that meant this season was that Paris in particular had a lot to offer, from an emotional final Chanel show by the late Karl Lagerfeld to a Grace Jonescameo on the Tommy Hilfiger stage, PFW was rife with memorable moments.
Along the way, designers showing in Paris built momentum for trends that we'd already seen elsewhere — the capes that Milan loved, the animal print that New York was so fond of and the head-to-toe red London favored — continued to show up in Paris, too. But there were newer design convergences, like the sudden appearance of electrifying chartreuse everywhere showgoers turned, as well as plenty of checkerboard prints.
