In a world full of sensory overdrive, Duckie Brown took the opposite tact, presenting the most edited collection in recent memory.

The spring collection featured overly voluminous sack pants, sheer shirts and superoversize jackets.

Duckie Brown returned to its gender-bending DNA for fall.

Coming off a very androgynous season, the duo turned their eyes to men’s wear heritage pieces with a Thirties- and Fifties-inspired lineup.

Steven Cox and Daniel Silver’s men’s wear effort for fall was overshadowed by the women’s wear in the collection.

The attractive looks included tailored pants in both flowing silk and silk duchesse fabrics, some paired with voluminous A-line Neoprene tops.

Joe Jonas, Nick Wooster, Nigel Barker and Robert Verdi sat front row at the fall show.

Steven Cox and Daniel Silver delivered a chic, gender-bending collection that pushed men’s wear boundaries to the limit.

Steven Cox and Daniel Silver offered a new sophistication by making coats the focal point.

Steven Cox and Daniel Silver showed some hard edges this season, offering their most masculine collection to date.

Steven Cox and Daniel Silver continued the exploration of their silhouette for fall of oversize voluminous pants paired with well-tailored jackets.

The designer presented a well-edited lineup that was innovative enough to be interesting without going over the edge into the dippy.

WWD goes behind the scenes at the fall show.

Steven Cox and Daniel Silver showed lots of low-slung, multipleated pants in gray flannel and charcoal herringbone.

Steven Cox and Daniel Silver smartly staged their show to combine the best elements of a runway (movement) and a static presentation (a good, long gander.)