The designer pared down his typically conceptual lavish style for a bridal collection that was the slightest bit more subtle.

Inspired by Spanish Art Nouveau, the Israeli designer sent out slinky, sheer, fully-embellished styles that left little to the imagination.

Inspired by the juxtaposition between sexy and sweet, Livné showed 10 gowns, all with seductive yet innocent twist.

The 19th century Russian ballet was Alon Livné’s primary reference.

The designer focused on long and lean silhouettes with abundant beading and embroidered lace.

In only his fourth season, Alon Livné has begun to come into his own.

The Israeli-born designer is still practically a newcomer on the New York fashion scene — fall marks his third showing — but he’s quite the staple in Tel Aviv.

For his debut at New York Fashion Week, the Israeli designer trod a risky path with an unconventional lineup, aiming to stand out from the pack.