“Artificial Beauty” was the theme of the collection.

The designer presented a ladylike lineup with art nouveau motifs and great attention to fabrication and detail.

While at the Venice Biennale last summer, the designer was inspired by the city’s glass so she incorporated it into jewelry for her fall lineup.

The designer stuck to her clean and crisp devices, but added a geometric twist.

“It’s Kate Moss as Brigitte Bardot,” said lead MAC makeup artist Gordon Espinet.

Key looks included a sweet dot embroidered coat, sexy lace inset dresses and cozy knit capes.

Nature has been a recurring theme for Behnaz Sarafpour, and she’s made a conscious effort to incorporate sustainable materials into her collections.

Fluid, languid silhouettes are the highlights of Behnaz Sarafpour’s lineup.

The scene backstage at the Behnaz Sarafpour RTW Fall 2010 show.

Eschewing the runway in favor of a low-key presentation, Behnaz Sarafpour showed a clean and elegant lineup of fall clothes.

Feminine clothes for the urban woman are Sarafpour’s métier, and she worked the look effortlessly this time out.

Behnaz Sarafpour’s beauty look was inspired by the designer’s want for a tone-on-tone look (shadows, no hard lines) while also keeping a sense of spring.

For resort, Sarafpour did a sophisticated version of nautical in such looks as a map-of-the-ocean print dress and rope-inspired jewelry.

The elliptical shapes of Alexander Calder sculptures threaded through Behnaz Sarafpour’s chic dresses and skirts.

The look was sculpted at Behnaz Sarafpour’s presentation Tuesday, and nowhere was this trend more evident than in the futuristic hair.