Anna Molinari paid homage to a few of her favorite places — London, Saint Petersburg and Milan.

Anna Molinari combined romantic and sweet elements with street references in this young and wearable collection.

Anna Molinari found her sweet spot between Latin American folk and citified street.

Olympics-inspired looks combined with the brand’s signature girly, romantic attitude.

Anna Molinari’s Blugirl collection featured modest, ladylike pieces presented in puzzling layers.

Anna Molinari sent an “an aesthetic kaleidoscope” down her Blugirl runway for spring.

After her foray into boho festival gear last season, Anna Molinari wisely took her Blugirl label back in a more sophisticated direction.

Anna Molinari sent out a freewheeling collection fit for parading around Glastonbury or Coachella.

Designer Anna Molinari’s fall lineup paid homage to bad girls Marianne Faithfull and Anita Pallenberg.

Channeling a Sixties’ London-inspired theme, the designer sent out a plethora of A-shaped pieces.

Alexa Chung was the muse for Anna Molinari’s collection, the younger sister of Blumarine.

Anna Molinari’s spring lineup for Blugirl was all about bohemian innocence laced with a subtle innuendo.

A Sixties shift silhouette with a kicky drop-waist skirt was the common thread in Anna Molinari’s show.

Girly to the bone, Anna Molinari based her spring collection on “ a renewed romantic mood.”

Anna Molinari’s take on Cool Britannia ranged from modern updates of country classics like twinsets and tweeds to an array of filmy retro-style LBDs.