As he’s the first major designer to show during New York ­Fashion Week, all eyes are always on Tom Ford. And, boy, did he deliver for spring 2019, throwing down the gauntlet with a glamorous lineup reminiscent of his Gucci days—all slim skirts, lean gowns, and sharp blazers, a complete about-face from fall’s sparkly sweatshirts and leggings. “I became a designer because I wanted to make men and women feel more beautiful and to empower them with a feeling of confidence,” he said in the show notes. In other words: Goodbye, high-fashion streetwear. It’s time to get dressed up. Ford wasn’t the only one who had grown tired of the casual. Marc Jacobs finished the season with a si