This is The Run Through. I'm Nicole Phelps, and we're here with another special episode.

Throughout December, the Vogue runway team did a roundup of all the major trends of the last 25 years

of fashion. We did a year a day. It was a lot of work, and you can find all of it on the Vogue app

and site. On Tuesday's episode, we went

over the reader's choices of the most impactful shows of the century so far. If you haven't

listened to that episode, I definitely recommend you go back and check it out before starting this one.

Today, we are doing our editor's picks because there were important shows and impactful designers that

did not get selected by our readers that no story about the last 25 years of fashion would

be complete without. I'm joined again by Laird Borelli-Person, Mark Widucci, and Virginia

Smith. Welcome. Hi, Nicole. Hi, I'm excited to hear about your picks.

And again, I definitely recommend listeners follow along on the app and on the site to see the looks we're talking about today.

But before we get to our own picks, we have to go back to the reader's choice list.

They selected their top 25, and because of time, we didn't get to all of them on Tuesday.

So at the top of this list is Versace Spring 2018, and I can guess why the readers had such a

big reaction to it.

To me, it really is the beginning of the return of the supermodel.

Donatella was celebrating the 20th or marking the 20th

anniversary of her brother, Johnny's passing, and she brought back to the runway some of Johnny's

favorite models to work with, including Naomi, including Cindy, Helena Christensen was there,

Carla Bruni. It was a great list of models, and even Kyah Gerber was there.

So it was a mom-daughter moment.

And the clothes were very much in honor and in like an ode to Johnny's collections in the 90s.

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