The Look: Flower Power! Karl Lagerfeld spun a Flower Web of Couture showcasing beautiful suitings, dresses in a collection that yelled "Spring!" and had all the details exemplified by the artistry of Couture. Lots of hand sewn silk flower petals with sequins and sublime tweed and boucle, as always. The final wedding gown--by the way--took 15 women one month to make. And you wonder why something like that would cost in the regions of $200,000+ .

Colors: Electric blue, red, creme, pea green, black and white, rose pink,

Trends: Fringed tweed, maxi skirts, mid-leg booties, lots of flower for Spring/Summer 2015, cropped jackets, dirndl skirts.

The Look: Architectural Seventies-inspired Caped Goddesses. Gold latex, sequins, crepe and organza volants.

Colors: Black, white, mocha, nude.

Trends: Seventies chic. Shapeless Columns. Caped ensembles=Sheikha Mozah of Qatar's closet! Fishtail gowns, Ball gowns.

The Look: It's the 10th Anniversary of Armani Prive. Asiana Couture. Japan influences. Swarovski jeweled crystal bamboo sticks. Luxe, elegant...an Haute Holiday in Asia. Look for lots of Armani Prive from this collection at the upcoming Academy Awards Red Carpet.

Colors: Bamboo green, off-white, creme, royal blue, black, gunmetal blue

Trends: Prints, bamboo motifs, plisses, silk gazar jackets, culottes, pants, skirts

The Look: It was all about the exploration of curves for Donatella Versace and the Atelier Versace collection for Spring/Summer. This is the Haute Couture "arm" of the business, catering to it's very, very wealthy clientele--mainly Russian Billionaire's Mistresses, Wives who can afford the $40,000+ price tags (that's just the price of a cocktail dress, darlings!) and of course, the red carpet (that's free!). As always, the "SEX" was ampted up with figure-hugging gowns, dresses and suitings (if you could call them that, they did included jackets!).

Colors: White, Electric Blue, Red, Black.

Trends: Curved seaming, curved necklines, curved EVERYTHING! Bell bottoms. See-thru vs. solid. Lots of one shoulder.