The fashion moments of 2017 – in pictures

From Adwoa Aboah on the cover of British Vogue to Beyoncé’s red hot Grammy look, here are 2017’s highlights from the catwalk and beyond

The return of the Burberry check. Gosha Rubchinskiy’s collaboration with Burberry in June revived the label’s signature.
Edward Enninful’s first Vogue cover model (for the December issue) and model of the year, Adwoa Aboah, rocking a turban at the Fashion Awards.
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‘The King of Cling’ – Tunisian-born couturier Azzedine Alaïa – died in Paris at the age of 82 in November. Here he is with Grace Jones in the costume he created for her role as May Day in the Bond film A View to a Kill.
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Dries van Noten celebrated his 100th runway show in March with a reunion of 54 models who walked for him from 1993 onwards.
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Céline Dion kicked off her fashion comeback with a standing ovation at Giambattista Valli’s Haute Couture fall 2017 show.
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Cindy Crawford’s daughter, Kaia Gerber, made her catwalk debut at Calvin Klein during New York fashion week in September.
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Rihanna broke the internet (again) in Comme des Garçons at the Met Gala, where the theme was “Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons”.
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Edward Enninful took over as editor of British Vogue in August, taking some of his editorial team – including Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss – with him to London fashion week the following month.
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Beyoncé stole the limelight at the Grammys in a red sequin dress by Peter Dundas, shortly after taking to the stage in a gold creation by the same designer.
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Twin Peaks actor Kyle MacLachlan became the menswear style darling of the season, seen here at the SS18 Balenciaga show in Paris.
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The 2018 Pirelli calendar was turned on its head with an Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland theme. Styled by Edward Enninful and shot by Tim Walker, Duckie Thot took on the title character.
Carla Bruni, Claudia Schiffer, Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford and Helena Christensen reprised their place on the Versace catwalk at its SS18 show, alongside Donatella Versace, in a homage to the late designer Gianni Versace.
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