The collection was an ode to the shipwrecked romance of “Blue Lagoon.”

Pablo Coppola worked a rainbow of warm Carribbean brights into this collection, full of tailored clothing with practical flourishes.

The brand took inspiration from sailors’ adventures, with parkas in sun-bleached khaki cotton stenciled with pin-up and tattoo designs.

The move comes as rival Wal-Mart bolsters its online position.

The jungle was one of the inspirations for this collection that combined trends and technology.

The collection included lightweight knitwear decorated with graphic intarsia.

Bianca Jagger served as muse for the brand’s collection filled with blazers infused with a Seventies vibe.

Son of a furrier, the designer believes fashion starts with the fabrics, which he develops up to six months ahead of time.

The men’s shirt has been having moment in women’s wear and this design duo turned it out every which way.

Hyper-feminine pieces were juxtaposed with sartorial design in this collection, including both romantic and utilitarian references.

Though there were some pretty looks, the designer had a lot going on, and sent it all down the runway without much rhyme or rhythm.

Tomas Maier eschewed trends in favor of a design ethos of “private luxury” for a collection that was effortlessly sophisticated.