As Andrea Lieberman celebrated 10 years of A.L.C., she went back to classics.

As she prepares to open her first store in SoHo, Andrea Lieberman has been spending a lot of time in New York. Its influence was clear in her fall collection.

Andrea Lieberman’s pre-fall lineup sat at the intersection of elegance and swagger.

Andrea Lieberman focused on desert vibes and relaxed tailoring.

Andrea Lieberman worked with a Caribbean/Seventies mood but kept things up to date.

Andrea Lieberman nodded to her early days as a stylist in the hip-hop world.

Andrea Lieberman focused on soft and deep colors.

“It was all about capturing an attitude — this unabashed confidence,” said Andrea Lieberman of her spring lineup. “Having these moments of freedom, dancing and being inspired by music.”

Andrea Lieberman was all about juxtaposing athletic references with feminine pieces.

An undercurrent of casual leisure ran through Andrea Lieberman’s fall A.L.C. ready-to-wear collection.

Andrea Lieberman revived Nineties street minimalism.

Andrea Lieberman looked to the Berber textiles of Morocco as the starting point for her Seventies-inspired spring collection.

Andrea Lieberman fused an early Nineties vibe with a Seventies rock ‘n’ roll edge in a resort collection designed for the urban nomad.

Andrea Lieberman got up-close and personal for fall, revisiting her New York City party days in the Nineties while merging Seventies influences.

The collection had noticeable punk and military undertones, seen in pleats, belts and buckle detailing on a series of midiskirts.