The designer worked with the feminine/masculine, constructed/deconstructed dichotomy.

Celebrating imperfect beauty, the designer played with proportions and unexpected details to convey a very elegant, unconventional look.

The designer, who is launching men’s wear next January, introduced a few unisex looks in its elegant collection.

While his background is in tailoring, the designer delivered feminine flair with panache.

Albino D’Amato juxtaposed masculine and feminine references in this elegant lineup.

Tropical flowers, cute penguins and stripes gave a playful, summery twist to this easy-chic collection.

Albino D’Amato crafted rich jacquard brocades inspired by wallpapers from buildings in Miami’s Art Deco district.

Precious fabrics in more graphic or romantic motifs were cut in graphic silhouettes for this elegant pre-fall collection.

For resort, Albino D’Amato delivered an elegant collection of sharp silhouettes and luxurious fabrics.

Masculine/feminine was the prevailing theme for Albino D’Amato.

Challenging himself to rework the box shape of Sixties Courrèges, he featured rectangular architectural constructions that oscillated between fluid and rigid.

The collection worked new life into structured Fifties silhouettes with a skillful play of fabrics.

Albino d’Amato took a risky route with his unconventional choices of colors and textures.

Albino D’Amato was fixated on trapeze shapes in printed silk flirty dresses, bicolor suits and coats and layered pleated skirts.

An African colonialism theme ran gently through Albino D’Amato’s poetic collection.