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FIVE AMERICAN BRANDS LEFT NEW YORK FASHION WEEK TO SHOW IN PARIS

There's yet to be a dull moment in the fashion industry this year, and with just two weeks left of 2017, we don't have high hopes that one will creep on over to our neck of the woods before January. But for the sake of what we at Fashionista do as a news site, that's a good thing. We're taking a macro look back at all the designer switch-ups, high-profile career moves, investments, media closures, buzzy brand moments and more industry happenings that have dominated the conversation — for better or worse — in the last 12 months. Read on for the big numbers that defined 2017.It's become increasingly difficult to keep track of designer affiliations given the game of musical chairs they've been playing, and 2017 saw its fair share of major debuts. These have included Paul Surridge at Roberto Cavalli, Shayne Oliver at Helmut Lang, Natacha Ramsay-Levi at Chloé, Clare Waight Keller at Givenchy, Olivier Lapidus at Lanvin, Casey Cadwallader at Mugler, Lucie and Luke Meier at Jil Sander, Francesco Risso at Marni, Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia at Oscar de la Renta, Paul Andrew (now heading up women's ready-to-wear, in addition to the footwear) at Salvatore Ferragamo and, most prominently, Raf Simons at Calvin Klein.

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