The lineup was awash in quirky, saturated Sixties colors used to pop against offbeat neutrals like slate brown.

The silhouettes were cut to reflect modernist modesty — big, bright sweaters over straight skirts and knee-high boots.

Amy Smilovic gave Tibi’s signature silhouettes a Western-infused giddy-up and focused on ramping up her shoe collection.

From masculine separates to elegant, feminine dresses, this collection, which celebrated the brand’s 20th anniversary, offered a versatile, easy-to-wear wardrobe for contemporary women.

Amy Smilovic had two design points in mind for resort: color and blended fabrics.

Amy Smilovic distilled ideas from the organic minimalist/edgy bourgeois schools of thought.

Amy Smilovic set out to offer a confident wardrobe for working women for pre-fall.

Amy Smilovic finessed Edwardian blouses, strong colors and corsetry into cool, current daywear.

Keeping with fall’s earthy palette — browns updated with pops of pale pink, bright yellow and burnt orange — Amy Smilovic’s resort lineup at Tibi emphasized ease and layering. She updated her clean, sporty separates and suits this season by homing in on arms and waists. “We made this black knit corset specifically for the […]

Amy Smilovic borrowed from the boys in her latest Tibi collection, which emphasized strength and ease.

Amy Smilovic and her team were collectively craving ruffles for pre-fall.

Trips to Miami, Cuba and Malibu inspired Tibi designer Amy Smilovic's easy Nineties silhouettes in muted pastels.

With DNA as her inspiration, Amy Smilovic presented a relaxed resort lineup focused on long and lean silhouettes.

Amy Smilovic’s jumping off point for her fall collection was Inuit culture, and more broadly, the idea of creating warmth.

Amy Smilovic referenced the “coziness and warmth of the Argentinian gaucho uniform.”