Raf Simons returns, presenting his Spring/Summer 2016 collection in a derelict warehouse at the outskirts of Paris. The Dior creative director's trademark oversized outerwear takes center stage, this time replacing previous seasons' cut-n-paste graphics with altogether more abstract imagery - a theme furthered by the mysterious hoods and chains donned by many of the show's models. Simons' Stan Smiths were present once again, worn with trousers that veered from neatly cropped to voluminously flared, alongside knitwear and shirting cut to expose midriffs and shoulders - hinting that perhaps high fashion's move towards androgyny is more than just a fad.

Be sure to check out Simons' Fall/Winter 2015 campaign and interview with Business of Fashion.