Dennis Basso’s pre-fall collection included a mash-up of simpler, sportier garb and men’s wear-inspired, ultrafeminine attire.

Dennis Basso’s chic spring line was inspired by style icon Marella Agnelli — and Mary J. Blige is also a fan.

Dennis Basso’s playful, candy-colored collection aimed to transport you to the South of France’s Cannes Film festival.

“Sportswear, daytime à la Basso,” exclaimed Dennis Basso of his fall collection.

For Dennis Basso’s 35th anniversary pre-fall collection, the designer channeled the glamorous modern siren, with emphasis on low-key but impactful dressing.

The most exclusive holiday destinations inspired the spring journey of Dennis Basso, who celebrated the 35th anniversary of his brand.

It was sundress meets party dress at Dennis Basso’s resort presentation.

Dennis Basso showed both ready-to-wear and fur; some of the best were the simplest.

The strength was in the experimental use of furs, aimed at a younger woman.

The designer shed his signature excesses this season, taking a lighter, more youthful approach that at times looked effortless.

Basso filtered his ethereal resort collection through a youthful lens.

Phillipa Soo and Ana Villafañe sat front and center at Dennis Basso.

Dennis Basso mixed moments of subtlety with more flamboyant instincts that he called, “untamed boho elegance.”

“My whole interpretation of pre-fall is romantic, boho and a little ‘Into the Woods,’” Basso said at his presentation. Such dreamy associations proved practical for a furrier during a pre-season. Basso layered fur vests and jackets over ethereal dresses featuring dark florals and a fairytale print of a starry jungle night. On a more casual note, he also […]

Dennis Basso showed a spring collection that was spirited and young — with more ready-to-wear than furs.