Bernd Kroeber’s fall collection focused on four categories: tricky outerwear, effortless pajama/loungewear, sensual eveningwear and men’s wear-inspired silhouettes.

Bernd Kroeber wanted to focus BCBG’s aesthetic back on its Los Angeles and contemporary roots.

Men’s shirts got the modern bohemian treatment.

Orlando Pita for TRESemmé, Val Garland for Jay Manuel Beauty and Rebecca Isa for Zoya went for a clean, natural look.

There was a modernist gypsy spirit to BCBG Max Azria’s fall collection.

Selena Banks, Alexandra Richards, Bailee Madison and Petra Nemcova were among the front row guests at the show.

Max and Lubov Azria journeyed to Nashville for pre-fall, working a retro, rock ‘n’ roll vibe into their pre-fall lineup.

WWD went behind the scenes at the spring show.

Max and Lubov Azria's collection was inspired by California skate and surf culture in the Seventies.

Kaya Stewart, Katrina Bowden and Vanessa Morano attended the spring show.

Max and Lubov Azria incorporated ceremonial mask motifs and turn-of-the-century workwear alongside more relaxed, feminine pieces.

Lubov Azria said she fell in love with beautiful embroidered textiles during her recent travels from Barcelona to the shores of the Baltic Sea.

This season, the BCBG girl was a world traveler.

Coca Rocha, Petra Nemcova and Pete Wentz were among the front row attendees at BCBG's fall fashion show.

Inspired by the work of Spanish Catalan artist Joan Miró, Lubov Azria worked lingerie detailing into a series of dresses and pleated skirts.