Angel Sanchez’s move to Miami influenced his resort collection, giving his signature structural aesthetic a more relaxed approach.

Beautifully crafted gowns were at core of the Venezuelan designer’s collection, which was inspired by the ambience of Miami.

Angel Sanchez looked to the archipelago of Los Roques, Venezuela for a demure resort collection of 12 evening gowns.

Angel Sanchez explored the elegance of Fifties brides (think Grace Kelly), but inserted his own modern edge with plexi and patent leather details.

Inspired by Spanish director Luis Buñuel’s “That Obscure Object of Desire,” the designer translated his fascination with nighttime into a collection with a seductive flair.

Angel Sanchez played with mesh cutouts and cascading floral appliqués to create a soft, ethereal fall bridal collection.

Angel Sanchez returned to his Latin roots with Fifties couture silhouettes and a tropical palette.

Angel Sanchez focused on cut and print in his resort collection.

Backstage after his spring bridal show, Angel Sanchez said the inspiration for his romantic collection came from the materials — silk gazar, gauzy chiffon, perforated mikado and metallic lace

Angel Sanchez’s strongest looks for fall were, not surprisingly, his gowns.

Angel Sanchez ventured into a relaxed and feminine direction for fall.

After a dark and monastic fall collection, Angel Sanchez looked to the light for spring inspiration.

The designer showed a retro-minded collection that, with its bold architectural cuts, still had a modern feel.

In his show notes, the designer said he was inspired by a “conservative and demure woman,” but the result was not necessarily monastic.

After filling his previous collection with romantic and frothy gowns, the designer decided to take a different route for fall.