Christian Wijnants designed rich patterns that added texture to silhouettes that spoke with flow rather than volume.

Christian Wijnants’ offering was less ethnic, more ethereal and simultaneously more contemporary this season.

The Belgian designer was inspired by women traveling and Persia for this collection.

The Belgian designer continues to collect blooms in Persia.

The summery collection was inspired by an imaginary trip to “mythical, magical” Persia.

The Belgian designer played a mix-and-match game with florals and paisleys in silks, synthetics and knits in a palette of rich and bright shades.

The Belgian designer’s inspiration was an imaginary trip to “Persian territories,” with loose, fluid silhouettes and a collage of paisley prints.

Christian Wijnant’s spring runway felt like a tale of two collections, because it was: resort and spring.

This charming collection nodded to the Seventies, and a Nordic aesthetic.

Easy shapes in textural fabrics formed the basis of Christian Wijnants’ sculpture-inspired spring lineup.

Flat floral motifs influenced the collection's prints, including abstract flowers that looked like they had been doodled.

Jackie Nickerson and her photos of African agricultural farmers inspired Christian Wijnants to produce a cute and easy collection.

In his spring collection, Christian Wijnants melded technical fabrics with traditional crafts.

The designer looked to the Indonesian sea gypsy tribes that live in harmony with the ocean, creating their homes and clothes with found materials.

The designer said his fall collection was inspired by Japanese artist Fujita.