The brand’s design team delivered a chic, commercially savvy collection infused with effortless elegance and lightness.

Josep Font’s focus for spring was that of lightness, in all its connotations.

Your front row seat to the collections.

Font tapped into his artistic side using bright neon colors and playing with optical illusions.

Font clearly loves a bold move, but he’d do well to keep things simple and spare — and not try to dazzle his audience with too much of a good thing.

Josep Font’s collection was a study in contrast, color and dramatic flourish.

Josep Font made the twee retro glamor of Esther Williams and Xavier Cugat into clothes for the eccentric modern maximalist.

Creative director Josep Font was inspired by the bright hues of natural lakes and the sweeping dance costumes of Loïe Fuller.

Font name-checked the works of Hungarian painter József Rippl-Rónai and Swiss architect and sculptor Max Bill as inspirations for fall.

Josep Font’s collection combined architectural cuts and organic embellishment.

Josep Font’s latest collection, “Luminosity,” drew from the works of two differing artists known to rely on the interplay of light.

Josep Font’s dreamy, whimsical resort collection featured celestial and oceanic themes.

WWD went behind the scenes at the brand’s fall show.

Informed by Fritz Lang’s 1927 sci-fi film “Metropolis” and the digital illustrations of Daria Petrilli, Josep Font sent out an elegant, vibrant, sculptural collection.

Josep Font referenced the work of Luis Barragán and Nobuyoshi Araki in his beautifully modernist collection for Delpozo.