Pietro and Miriam Cividini revisited their personal memories of living through the Seventies as teenagers.

Blotchy handmade prints and see-through shirts in faded hues hinted at memories of colors, inspired by the photography of Bertolucci’s “The Sheltering Sky.”

Inspired by Françoise Hardy’s take on masculine clothing, the collection created feminine shapes out of tailoring and chunky knits.

The brand presented an effortless chic collection where traditional sartorial patterns were juxtaposed to eccentric, arty touches.

Piero and Miriam Cividini were inspired by the outfits that Meryl Streep wore in “Out of Africa.”

Piero Cividini played with geometry to inject a modern spin into his knitwear collection.

Piero and Miriam Cividini piled on rich textures in their coed fall collection.

The brand updated its offering of luxury knitwear with both sport and sartorial influences.

Piero and Miriam Cividini put their personal spin on floral motifs inspired by the paintings of Paul Gauguin.

Miriam and Piero Cividini were inspired by David Lean’s “Doctor Zhivago” movie for their fall collection.

The style of Margot Tenenbaum served as inspiration for this collection, filled with knitted polo shirts and dresses.

Miriam and Piero Cividini said their fall collection was a riff on minimalism and imperfection.

Cividini’s spring collection featured a white shirt as the base for most of the looks, proceeding to layer on garments in many different fabrics.