Our favorite photographer Adrenus Craton is at it again, and this time she was inspired by Nike and the Nike Foundation. Craton was inspired by Nike’s dedication and advocacy for positive social change. Craton writes, “I believe in the power of human potential, and I am moved by those who make this possible by using creativity as the tool for social change. This is the case with Nike Inc, who are “committed to building deeper community connections and creating positive social change around the world” through their Nike Foundation,” and perfectly captures these sentiments with her inspirational photography.

Craton photographed models from NovelModels Elite agency, expertly highlighting the subtle intricacies and fleeting moments behind Nike’s ‘Just Do It’ slogan. See the inspirational photos in the gallery above!

All photos courtesy of Adrenus Craton.

Robin Wright’s character on the hit Netflix original series House of Cards, Claire Underwood, is known for her powerful personality and equally if not more powerful wardrobe. As her husband, as played by Kevin Spacey, gears up to take control of the White House, Robin’s wardrobe is back and fiercer than ever.

Dress like a boss and be a boss in these 10 Claire Underwood inspired dresses, first lady approved.

At the Grand Palais Karl Lagerfeld presented Chanel’s winter 2015 women’s ready-to-wear in a pop-up restaurant, complete with french waiters in black waistcoats serving champagne and coffee. The models would peruse newspapers, linger at the counter and order coffees.

The bar was named after the late Coco Chanel–whose real name was Gabrielle–and featured plates of hard boiled eggs, olives, and radishes all laid out on the bar of the brasserie. «It’s the daily life of a certain category of people,» Lagerfeld explained after the show. «This is down-to-earth daily life — in certain circumstances.»

The collection featured nods to classic archive Chanel collections while maintaining the German designer’s penchant for novel modern fabrics and textures with staples such as the slimly tailored suit paired with cigarette skirts with a twist of puckering. Lagerfeld said he wanted to «give a new touch to the little black dress» with a collection of sheer black silk cocktail dresses lined in nude. The dresses came modified with Peter Pan collars or bows at the shoulders giving them a feminine sleek look.

Chanel is looking like a runner for best in show at Paris Fashion Week so far. Check out some of our favorite looks in the gallery.

The Giambattista Valli show at Paris Fashion Week brought out Olivia Palermo’s chic take on the 70s and her primary color choices at the Chloé show had everyone amazed. The 70s outfit included a buckled tweed top and flared khakis with a sleek caramel leather topper that she casually draped over her shoulders, while outside of Chloé she wore a canary yellow coat with a sweet cherry red blouse and cuffed blue denim.

The ex The City star is more fashionable than ever this season with choices that support her roles as an official socialite. Her outfits at Paris Fashion Week have been on point and to honor her prowess here are her top 10 best street styles.

While the streets of Milan were filled with color, Paris Fashion Week brought out a play in proportions. Oversized, impeccably tailored, or both––those who attended Paris Fashion Week weren’t afraid to take risks with symmetry and balance. Anna Dello Russo, editor-at-large for Vogue Japan stepped out in a huge, colorblocked fur coat one day and changed to a fitted blazer and trouser set the next. Skirts came in all shapes and sizes, and statement making coats were the only coats worth wearing.

See the 10 best, gravity defying street styles from Paris Fashion Week in the gallery above!