Candy Pratts Price picks Spring's hottest accessories off the Milan runways.

  Balenciaga was in full bloom on the Paris runways, with a splashy riot of hypergorgeous hydrangeas, pansies, peonies, daffodils, and anemones.

  Straight locks are back, and the C2 nano-silver titanium flat iron from Linea-Pro will give you the board-straight look without the fry. Available in mid-October at Henri Bendel in NYC.

  The "Englishman in New York" theme of top hats and a certain pragmatism was the latest mood of John Galliano at Dior.

  Armani was ruff and ready, while Moschino required a little legwork. Vote for your favorite look of day, and don't miss the archive.

  Check out the video postcards from the front row at the Milan shows, from D&G and Ferretti to Dsquared and Cavalli.

  Crimped buns and sculpted faces infused a shot of modernity into Zac Posen's Shaker-inspired models.

  Patrick McMullan's new book, Glamour Girls, captures the glamorous in action. On sale now at patrickmcmullan.com.

  Rihanna at Dsquared was drenched in purple, deuces were wild for Winona at Ferretti, and it was a white night for Tara at Cavalli. Who wore it  best? Vote for your fave look of the day!

  Blowing modernity into fifties romance and loading their unique culture into accessible clothing, Dolce & Gabbana recaptured the freshness.