At the core of the collection were young, exciting, wearable clothes with gender-ambiguous undertones.

Nicole Miller gave a mix of goody-two-shoe and badass for her pre-fall 2019 collection.

Jonathan Simkhai combined details from his newly-launched lingerie range and a trip to Morocco in his pre-fall collection.

In place of the inspiration for one specific artist for his pre-fall collection, Albert Kriemler looked to his time in Switzerland in combination with a warm-hued undertone of an Indian summer.

Simmons took the brand a step further for pre-fall, offering a mix of eclectic party attire, edgy daywear and breezy summer separates.

Rachel Zoe mined her newfound romantic side with lavender and bougainvillea hues inspired by a Greek vacation.

Kristopher Brock and Laura Vassar romanced men’s wear for pre-fall.

The designers offered evening separates that also work for day to address customers’ evolving style and needs.

Creative director Emily Smith’s formula for pre-fall was a little bit American southwest mixed with the work of light and space artist James Turrell.

The collection showed Johnson’s depth and range beyond the pretty boho frocks for which she’s known. 

A sketch pulled from Jeffrey Dodd’s former college portfolio inspired a great lineup for his first crossover to the June/December calendar.

Artist Anna Ostoya’s work and studio featured prominently in Getty’s collection.

Wu took inspiration from the new book by his longtime collaborators at Putnam & Putnam.

Dennis Basso’s pre-fall collection included a mash-up of simpler, sportier garb and men’s wear-inspired, ultrafeminine attire.

A beautiful collection is inspired by Roberto Peregalli interiors.