Max Berlinger

So that will be a really amazing—

Oh, there's women's looks.

It was a co-ed show.

So it'll be the first standalone catwalk for men.

You can read in the summer issue a great profile on Michael and sort of I think people are really responding to what he does.

It's sort of this like American pragmatism meets like feminism.

French savoir faire.

It's very, you know, relatable, but still has finesse.

It's a very cool thing.

So to see his sort of men's only vision crystallized on the runway will be really exciting.

I think it's going to be Jonathan Anderson's third men's standalone catwalk show.

And he sort of has done two very different things over the last two seasons.

So I think seeing a third will help us sort of get our minds around what he sees the Dior man looking like these days.

And then a lot of usual suspects.

Dries is always a highlight.

Rick Owens is always a highlight.

I always love seeing like what the Japanese are thinking with Combe and Yoji and Issey Miyake.

So that's always fun.

There's a lot of appointments.

There's a lot of things that are like off the catwalk that'll be interesting to see too, like younger designers or smaller designers that don't have runway shows.