Fashion Notebook: In Berlin, a Bazaar Where High Fashion Can Be Ordered On-Demand, Taking It to the Street, Mean Green, Shan Rahimkhan's Kitchen Klatch

Alexandra Swarovski, Jennifer Ulrich, Carolina Vera, Victoria Swarovski, Jana Pallaske, Aylin Tezel and Lena Meyer-Landrut frontrow during the Marc Cain S/S 2017 show. Photo by Gisela Schober/Getty Images.

By VW

THE spotlight light on women's fashion has pivoted to a city that is quietly and efficiently becoming a major player on the fashion scene.

Berlin Fashion Week concludes tomorrow (1 July), the last of four days featuring trade fairs, exhibitions, a high-fashion ordering platform known as Show & Order and a green fashion showcase.

Of course, too, there are Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin runway shows.

RIANI

From the S/S 2017 Riani collection. Photos by Sebastian Reuter/Getty Images.

MINX BY EVA LUTZ

Larissa Kerner, Nena, Desiree Nosbusch and Luka Teresa-Gerda Kloser front row at the Minx by Eva Lutz S/S 2017 show. Photos by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images.

Designer Eva Lutz, with models, greets the crowd after her Minx by Eva Lutz S/S 2017 collection.

LAUREL

From the S/S 2017 Laurel collection. Photos by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images.

FREAKY NATION COME FLY WITH ME

The Freaky Nation "Come Fly With Me" campaign is aviator-jacket leaning. Photos by Matthias Nareyek/Getty Images.

Attendees at the Freaky Nation "Come Fly With Me" campaign party.

SHAN RAHIMKHANS/MASTERCARD PRICELESS BERLIN FASHION KITCHEN

Milling about the kitchen during the Mastercard Priceless Fashion Kitchen Party at Shan Rahimkhan's Bistro. Photos by Gisela Schober/Getty Images.

Dish from chef Shan Rahimkhan.

Visit http:// www.fashion-week-berlin.com/ to learn more about Berlin Fashion Week.