Known for her ultra feminine looks, Victoria Beckham switched things up for her Sunday show, adding sporty vibes and punches of print to her runway resume.

Normally the epitome of posh, Victoria Beckham revamped her aesthetic for spring, creating what she described as an "urban surf" vibe, drawing from swell classics like The Endless Summer to reinvent herself with fluid frocks, soft pleats, and breezy tanks. Abandoning her signature body con dress, she made sure to point out the collection's silhouettes were cut for women of all shapes and sizes.

Basing her collection in clean whites, Beckham introduced print as a major theme for the first time-adding punches of earth-toned ginghams and Japanese-inspired wave block prints to the minimalistic collection. Clean lines, spring suede, and sporty touches all made an appearance breezing down the runway to contrast the graphic prints.

Industry darling Alexander Wang celebrated his tenth year at the helm of his eponymous line with a knockout collection based in grunge, edge, and androgyny.

Known for putting on a show, Wang made sure not to disappoint, using blasting music, a giant projection screen and pole dancers to inject the evening with an energy only the designer himself could create.

On the runway, deconstructed denim, oversized tees, pajama trousers and menswear-inspired trenches mixed with silk lingerie maxi dresses, skintight leather pants and his signature dose of sportswear (think basketball jersey weaves, clean white hoodies and the ever-trendy fashion sneak). Though we're sorry to say there will be no return to Balenciaga for Wang next year, we're excited to see what he'll be doing with the free time.

Fashion veteran and the queen of pattern, Diane von Furstenberg, debuted her ladylike spring collection Sunday, breaking out micro prints, bold colors and lots of movement for the 2016 season.

Soft pastels, fringe bags, metallic touches and folksy prints reminiscent of the '70s-a throwback look that's sure to carry on into spring-came together to create a cohesive and vibrant hippy-inspired collection.

Breezy rompers and wide-leg jumpsuits made their way down the runway on the industry's top models (Gigi and Bella Hadid, Karlie Kloss and Jourdan Dunn to name a few) along side her classic wrap dress detailed with flouncy hems and flowing silk ties.