From the sharp-shouldered suits cinched at the waist to the draped, sheer shirts wrapped around the bodice, Louis-Gabriel Nouchi challenged gender norms for a collection that embraced fluidity. He also made headlines for the casting alone, choosing men of varying sizes and shapes and enlisting models with body hair and full thighs — a rarity on the runway. His catwalk welcomed famous faces as well, with "Emily in Paris"'s Lucas Bravo, "The White Lotus"'s Stefano Gianino, and "Fire Island"'s Zane Phillips hitting the runway in "American Psycho"-inspired designs.