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Becky G joined Kelsea Ballerini, Lexi Underwood and more for Prabal Gurung's show, where she talked her upcoming wedding, Coachella performance and what she hopes to hear from Rihanna at the Super Bowl.

"Sam was having a lot of hate comments recently after 'Unholy' about his body image. This is my take on celebrating his natural form and the beauty of being one's self," said the designer behind this dramatic look.

The biannual showcase is produced by Agentry PR and featured 12 brands.

Azealia Banks climbed on top of the bar at the Boom Boom Room at 2 a.m. to perform for Dion Lee's after party, with Malia Obama and others in the crowd.

The designer used the sari draping, cropped choli tops and rich colors of his homeland to inform leggy, midriff-baring looks for urban glamazons.

In its third collection, Fforme continued to explore refined shapes and modular wardrobe building for polished women.

Dion Lee flexed his skills at creating tension between subversive sexuality and sensuality with a collection that riffed on "second skin."