“Miami Vice” was the starting point for the relaxed, sportswear-focused collection.

Aldo Maria Camillo said he felt the need to clean up for fall, looking for “shapes that were simple, wearable and understandable.”

Creative director Aldo Maria Camillo took the brand in a more casual direction with outfits inspired by a road trip from Palm Springs to Los Angeles.

The Chicago Bulls’ Jimmy Butler and actors Saïd Taghmaoui, Hugo Becker and Raphaël Personnaz were among the attendees.

Aldo Maria Camillo was inspired by the idea of a timeworn military wardrobe for his fall collection.

Lambert Wilson, Vincent Perez and Saïd Taghmaoui attended the show.

Broad, yet sloping shoulders gave a slight retro feel to the collection, which ranged from roomy winter coats and elongated double-breasted blazers.

Jessica Stroup took in the men’s wear show on Saturday, with no fussing about her second-row placement.

The tug between art and commerce could be felt in this collection, the second from Blaak designers Sachiko Okada and Aaron Sharif.

Following its purchase by the Li & Fung group in December, the brand is suspending its women’s wear activities.

In their first men’s collection for Cerruti, Sachido Okada and Aaron Sharif, mixed up Wall Street classics with the skinny pants favored by rock stars.

In his second collection, Richard Nicoll paired masculine tailoring with sheer draping and jet bead embroidery.

Richard Nicoll’s first pre-spring collection balances masculine tailoring with feminine touches.

In this meandering collection, Jesper Börjesson kicked off by revisiting classic wardrobe elements seen through the eyes of a Seventies pimp.

Richard Nicoll’s scholarly first outing for Cerruti, while containing some fine pieces, could have benefited from additional polishing.