Rozae Nichols channeled the colors and motifs of the American Southwest in a delightfully sophisticated fall collection.

Rozae Nichols took a trip through Spain — from Madrid to Seville to Barcelona — that left her “mesmerized.”

Rozae Nichols added to her label’s kaleidoscopic repertoire with an abundance of laser-cut 3-D floral embellishments.

Colorful hand-painted stripes and fun Sixties silhouettes were inspired by carefree memories of a California amusement park.

Rozae Nichols was inspired by Eastern Europeans— or “the first, the original bohemians,” she said.

Rozae Nichols was inspired by the colors and landscapes of Cape Town, South Africa.

This season, Rozae Nichols looked to the Far East for inspiration in her charming lineup for the Los Angeles-based brand Clover Canyon.

Rozae Nichols took her girls on a South American adventure for resort.

The brand is known for its colorful engineered prints, which, for fall, were derived from the designer’s Irish heritage.

The Greek Isles offered a wealth of inspiration for Clover Canyon’s Rozae Nichols.

This season, Rozae Nichols rediscovered Southern California for her Clover Canyon collection.

Inspired by Fifties Cuba, Rozae Nichols worked a fresh crop of eclectic digital prints into her collection for resort.

Rozae Nichols looked to the Winter Palace and the Russian ballet to inform her collection for fall.

In her first New York show, Los Angeles-based Rozae Nichols sent out an explosion of color and patterns.