Whatever lens you looked through, it was a confident collection that drew upon references to Western dress, motocross sports and traditional men’s tailoring.

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Assured confidence came through in pleasantly unexpected fabrics and details.

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Alex Mullins played with contrasts for fall, in a bid to achieve the right balance between the formal and the creative.

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Alex Mullins looked at spring through a peculiar lens for a pleasantly distorted collection where jacket sleeves slouched and flies twisted.

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The designer offered an inventive take on workwear, with a palette inspired by cozy interiors.

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Alex Mullins continued to blend his graphic shapes with innovative fabric techniques.

The starting point for Alex Mullins’ collection was boredom — “Waiting for a bus in the rain when you want your coat to be bigger, and to rip down the posters in the shelter to cover you.”

Alex Mullins played with proportions for fall, proposing cropped flares and elongated jackets in corduroy, denim and velvet.