Shown on a lilac-carpeted runway, the collection was a well-curated succession of color blocks, creating the effect of a particularly efficiently organized nuancier.

Ingo Wilts updated the brand’s sartorial aesthetic with sporty touches and a charming color palette.

Ingo Wilts brought an elevated sense of refinement to the final day of New York Fashion Week with his fall collection for the Boss man and woman.

For his first combined men’s and women’s show, Ingo Wilts offered Hugo Boss’ trademark tailored looks and a fresh take on sportswear.

Jason Wu continued to take the stuffing out of severe Boss tailoring with a breezy, nautical collection.

Designer Ingo Wilts used a variety of nautical references in the line.

Jason Wu’s fall message was soft tailoring that doesn’t look too “office-y.”

Jason Wu continued to work Boss’s feminine side with bold David Hockney colors and sporty curves.

Jason Wu focused on the soft, commercial side of Boss.

Jason Wu upheld the brand’s tradition of no-nonsense tailoring, but his fall collection felt like a major stride in womanly confidence.

Kylie Jenner, Emily Ratajkowski and Bonnie Chen were among the front-row guests at the brand’s fall show.

Jason Wu’s pre-fall collection was about nice pieces with no noise.

Lupita Nyong’o, Dylan Frances Penn and Atlanta de Cadenet were among the front row guests at the brand’s spring show.

Jason Wu infused classic Boss tailoring with a minimal softness via gauzy layering and fringe details.

WWD went behind the scenes at the spring show.