The collection referenced the Eighties, but without enough of a through line to make it distinctive.

The couture collection presented a range of duchesse styles, including minidresses with exquisite tone-on-tone floral decors.

Alberta Ferretti telegraphed a message of timeless elegance with a modern twist.

Ferretti put her new daywear formula through a Seventies lens showing cool-girl separates like denim, statement pants and tops.

The Italian designer focused on daywear, but did not disappoint with her red-carpet-worthy gowns inspired by the sea, as she showed her collection at the Monte Carlo Yacht Club.

Ferretti wants to dress new media stars, too, so her ready-to-wear collections have been skewing younger to court influencers like Olivia Palermo and Chiara Ferragni, both front row at her fall 2019 show on Wednesday.

Chic quotidian options and elegant evening outfits coexisted in this chic collection, addressing the dynamic women of today.

Part hippie dips, part street utility, all of the collection was immaculately crafted with classic Aeffe know-how.

The designer kicked off Milan Men’s Fashion Week with a runway show, where she unveiled her resort 2019 and limited-edition fall 2018 collections.

Alberta Ferretti gravitated toward a fashion period that’s quite popular this season: the Eighties.

Inspired by the country life, the Italian designer continued to expand her daywear pieces, while leveraging her expertise with highly crafted chiffon dresses.

Ferretti embraced change and went for something minimal and Nineties-driven.

Alberta Ferretti handled an Indian inspiration with a light touch.

The designer took a trip to Venice, mining the city’s romantic landscapes and rich history for a display steeped in drama.

The show was held on Jan. 13 in Milan during Men’s Fashion Week.