Lee Wood played with volume and color in this handsome collection that took its cues from the richness of Amsterdam and the rigor of Rotterdam.

The brand’s new creative director Lee Wood picked up the thread of conversation he began for fall 2018, minting minimal suits and sportswear with a masculine, work wear aesthetic.

Creative director Lee Wood looked at the brand’s roots for a sleek, effortless chic collection.

The brand’s design team sent out a weird mash of gaudy floral prints, heavy chains and hybrid silhouettes.

The biker world-inspired collection was naturally heavy on leather and denim.

Alessandro Gallina and the design team conjured an urban warrior, taking cues from the samurai and mixing these with modern combat gear.

The designer turned for fall to free climbing.

The design team for Dirk Bikkembergs Sport Couture addressed the triathlon man and his three disciplines: swimming, cycling and running.

The brand hired members of Italian football team Inter Femminile Milano to model the fall collection, designed by Hamish Morrow.

The British musician, who was flanked by two burly bodyguards, worked the decks wearing a bowler hat.

Creative director Hamish Marrow combined a mountaineering inspiration with a motorbike racing theme to design the wardrobe of his “Ski Rider.”

Silhouettes were grounded on slouchy Bermuda shorts that were matched with either windbreakers or suit jackets.

The saving grace of all the offbeat proposals — mustard stirrup pants, anyone? — was the outerwear.

Lightweight, transparent nylon jackets were paired with sporty suede short pants or fluid pants with flat pleats on the front.

For the company’s first women’s collection in seven years, designer Paola Toscano dug into the archive — which is heavy on men’s wear.