Siriano used the runway to highlight the power of woman, including a massive red cape, a nod to Hulu's “Handmaid's Tale” and the power of protest.

Designer Christian Siriano looked to the automotive world for his Fall/Winter collection at New York Fashion Week, presenting plenty of metallics for both women and men.

This season, the designer delved into inclinations that felt apt for those yearning for a non-conformist take on womenswear and red carpet attire.

The designer, with Tiffany Haddish, Danielle Brooks and more, celebrated his new collection on Thursday night at the Times Square Edition.

Designer Christian Siriano revealed his Fall/Winter collection at New York Fashion Week on Thursday (February 6), drawing inspiration from the automotive world. The collection was filled with nods to aerodynamic designs and metal-like hues, but with a Siriano flare.

Danielle Brooks, Whoopi Goldberg, Tiffany Haddish, Julianne Hough and Katie Holmes to his fall fashion show. Tiffany Haddish is bringing couture

New York Fashion Week is all about pushing boundaries, and this season, Christian Siriano delivered a collection that was as high-octane as it was high fashion. Inspired by the sleek lines and adrenaline-pumping curves of race cars,

Christian Siriano took inspiration from his love of cars, a passion he shares with his father, for his latest collection at New York Fashion Week. On Thursday, models strutted down a runway lined with rose beds and a striking red and black Toyota,